What to do in Reno
There are Reno hotel-casinos to visit, attractions to see, performances to watch, resorts to gamble in, food to eat, nightclubs to get wild in, drinks to
nurse, people to see and be seen by and, if you don't stay up all night, a good night's sleep in a comfortable bed.
What to do in Reno
Special Events
Year Round Activities
- Go bowling at the National Bowling Stadium: 300 N. Center St., 775-335-8800, or the Grand Sierra Resort Bowling Stadium.
- Visit the National Automobile Museum: Over 200 antique, ventage, classic and special interest vehicles: 10 S. Lake St., 775-333-9300
- Visit the Sierra Safari Zoo: 10AM - 5PM 7-days/week, weather permitting: 10200 N. Virginia St., 775-677-1101
- Attend "Uptown Downtown Artown": The largest art festival in the country: 775-322-1538
- Visit Heischmann Planetarium and Science Center: MS272, University of Nevada, Reno, 775-784-4811
- Take the 72-mile loop around Lake Tahoe
- Take in art, architecture and culture along the Truckee River Corridor: Historic Reno Preservation Society (HRPS): Walking Tours: 775-747-4478
Summer Activities
- Hiking
- Horseback Riding
- Mountain Biking
- Golfing
- Lake Ridge Golf Course (Public): 775-825-2200
- Rosewood Lakes Golf Course (Municipal): 775-857-2896
- Sierra Sage Golf Course (Municipal): 775-972-1564
- Washoe Country Golf Club (Public): 775-828-6640
- Wolf Run Golf Club (Public): 775-851-3301
- Montreaux Golf & Country Club (Private): 775-849-9496
- Parasailing
- Sky Diving
- Soaring
- Hot-air Ballooning
- Canoeing
- Fishing
- Kayaking
- Rafting
- Scuba Diving
- Tennis
- Local Tennis Clubs
- Lakeridge Tennis Club
- Plumas Tennis Center
- Cauglin Club
- Squaw Creek Bike & Tennis, Tahoe City
Winter Activities
- Skiing
- Ice Fishing
- Snow boarding
- Snowmobiling
- Snowshoeing
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