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Reno Tahoe - No Luck Required
Affectionately known as The Biggest Little City in the World, the downtown Reno Arch bears the moniker that first greeted visitors in 1926. It was erected to promote the upcoming Transcontinental Highways Exposition the following year and visitors today can walk under it on Lake Street near the Renaissance Reno Downtown Hotel & Spa and National Automobile Museum. Be sure your smart device is charged as it makes for the perfect selfie.Enjoy a True Reno Experience: No Luck Required Was written By Rick Stedman and presented by Perry Mack Located in the western portion of Nevada and 740 km north of Las Vegas, Reno is surrounded by the Sierra Nevada Mountains, and with more than 300 days of sunshine a year, the region is a four-season destination for outdoor recreation.In the late 1840s and early 1850s, Reno was a popular stopover for those seeking fortune during the California Gold Rush. Fast forward a little less than a hundred years, and a similar fortune was to be found here in 1931, when Nevada became the first and only state to legalize gambling.