Nevada is a fascinating state with a wide variety of things that can be found here - and not anywhere else. Listed below are 13 unique places and attractions in Nevada that are sure to leave an impression on anyone who thinks they've seen it all. We think they're some of the best places to visit in Nevada!

1. Las Vegas Strip

The Strip is the hallmark of Las Vegas (although it's not technically in Vegas), and it's truly unlike any other place in the country. Though Hollywood tends to show us glitzy neon to stumbling tourists, there's so much more to the Strip - and living in Nevada - than meets the eye.

2. Fly Geyser - Washoe County

When you stumble upon Fly Geyser, you might think you've landed on another planet. This otherworldly geothermal feature will leave you in awe at the wonder of Mother Nature.

3. A countless number of ghost towns.

Nevada's history involves a lot of boom towns and busts, and it's no wonder that so many small settlements were abandoned over the years. If you'd like to see some of the most iconic Nevada ghost towns, head out on a ghost town road trip and track them down.

4. Neon Boneyard - Las Vegas

The Neon Boneyard is where glitz and glam go to be preserved. This strange relic of the Strip is a unique place that photographers and artists love, and it's reflective of life in Nevada.

5. Great Basin National Park - White Pine County

One of America's least-visited National Parks is right here in Nevada. It's full of stunning natural wonders that most people have never even heard of!

6. Nevada is home to the only intact ichthyosaur skeleton in the United States - Berlin-Ichthyosaur State Park, Austin

The dinsoaur history of the Silver State is interesting to kids and adults alike! You can see evidence of our prehistoric past at Berlin-Ichthyosaur State Park.

7. Very strange sculptures at Goldwell Open Air Museum - Rhyolite

Nevada is a state that's known for odd art exhibitions! Visit the Goldwell Open Air Museum to see some of the most notable ones for yourself.

8. Area 51 - Rachel

While you're not able to actually explore Area 51, there are some spots in the state that let you get pretty darn close. Have you ever climbed Tikaboo Peak? It's the closest civilians can get to this top-secret spot that's one of the most unique places in Nevada.

9. Bonnie and Clyde's Death Car - Buffalo Bill's Resort & Casino, Primm

One of the most unusual relics hiding in a Nevada casino is the Bonnie and Clyde death car. It's just sort of subtly sitting in Buffalo Bill's Resort and Casino, for anyone to check out.

10. Nevada is home to North America's oldest known petroglyphs, believed to be over 10,000 years old.

The indigenous history of Nevada is important to learn, particularly for those us living on seized and stolen land (psst - that's all of us). Take an educational trip out to see some of the oldest petroglyphs in the country.

11. High Roller - The world's tallest Ferris wheel, Las Vegas

Did you know the world's tallest Ferris wheel is here in Nevada? Of course, Las Vegas is home to the High Roller. It stands 550 feet tall!

12. Pyramid Lake - Washoe County

Pyramid Lake is a beautiful spot, and it's home to miles and miles of trails that take you on gorgeous treks. If you're looking to hike in Nevada, this is one of the spots that should be at the top of your list.

13. Ward Charcoal Ovens - Ely

These strange historic ruins almost look like something straight of of an alien movie - but their real story is a little less wild. The fact that they're still standing after all these years is nothing short of amazing.

This is just a short list of the unique places and attractions in Nevada that you can only find here. If you can add to this list of things to do in Nevada, feel free to share your thoughts in the comments below! And if you're as proud of your Nevada roots as we are, don't forget to show it!