Maybe when you think of the hippie movement you think of tie-dye t-shirts, colorful sunglasses, and peace signs. But believe it or not the hippie movement is still going strong, but maybe in ways that you wouldn’t normally think. We found one of the hippiest towns in Nevada in terms of organic markets, yoga studios, art enthusiasts, environmentalists and creative spirits all within the same place. And it just so happens to be a place in Nevada you wouldn’t expect.

When most people initially think of Reno, Nevada, they wouldn’t equate it to being a hippie-type-of-town.
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But at closer look, especially in the area of Midtown, Reno, you’ll find hippie-goodness galore.
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The Midtown District of Reno, Nevada is brimming with artwork, culture and creative minds alike.
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Not to mention that the "Burner Byway"—the road taking Burning Man folks from Reno to Black rock Dessert is fully accessible nearby.
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There are small boutique shops throughout the district which makes for a unique, one-of-a-kind shopping experience.
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You’ll also find places like The Center for Holistic Practices at Midtown Mindfulness which can align your chakras in no time.
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What makes the Midtown District of Reno even more hippie-esque, is that it was created by local business and property owners who wished to improve the community overall as well as support local businesses.
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The famed Morris Burner Hostel is a staple to Reno, too, and worth checking out while exploring.
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Or visiting the HUB coffee roasters and sitting outside under the treetops with your cup of java.
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But by simply walking around this hippie-part of Nevada you’ll see that the residents and businesses truly love and respect their community and their surroundings.
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So what do you think? Have you ever visited Reno, Nevada’s Midtown District before? Share with us your thoughts! Otherwise, if you’re looking for other unique places to visit in Nevada, check out The Story Behind This Haunted Cemetery In Nevada Is Truly Creepy.

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