You’ll Never Forget A Trip To These 10 Waterfront Spots In Nevada
Nevada is home to many beautiful waterfront spots. Most of these waterfront spots are (of course) located outdoors, while others can be found inside some of Las Vegas’ most fabulous hotels. Whether you enjoy fishing, boating, skiing or just simply viewing beautiful waterfalls, Nevada has the perfect waterfront spot for you.
Here are 10 amazing waterfront spots in Nevada you should definitely check out:
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Sand Harbor is part of Lake Tahoe State Park. This beach is SPECTACULAR!!!
This 150-foot-tall man-made mountain features a waterfall that descends into a 3-acre man-made lake. Isn't it BEAUTIFUL???
Squaw Creek Reservoir was constructed in 1952 and is managed as a put-and-take fishery.
Lake Mead is the largest reservoir in the U.S in maximum water capacity.
How STUNNING is this??? Absolutely BREATHTAKING!!!
Pyramid Lake is Nevada's largest natural lake.
The area surrounding the Truckee River is SO GORGEOUS during autumn!!! Don't you agree?
No trip to Las Vegas is complete without viewing the Bellagio Fountain Show. The fountain displays are choreographed to different types of music, and the 1,200 water cannons shoot water that reaches as high as 240 feet. WOW!!!
Walker Lake is a natural lake that's located in the Great Basin. The area surrounding the lake is inhabited by the Paiute Indian Tribe.
Many couples use this lovely waterfront spot as their wedding location.
Where is your favorite waterfront spot in Nevada? Let us know in the comments below!
