THINGS TO DO

Downtown Reno offers walkable streets, diverse dining, and lively event spaces centered along the scenic Truckee River. Don’t miss a photo at the iconic Reno Arch, one of the most recognizable landmarks in the West.

Just south of downtown, Midtown Reno is a walkable neighborhood filled with locally owned restaurants, coffee roasters, boutique shops, and rotating public art installations. A great spot to explore between sessions.

Reno punches above its weight on public art. Visit the Nevada Museum of Art, one of the premier art institutions in the American West, and explore the Neon Line District, a rapidly expanding outdoor gallery of large-scale installations along West Fourth Street.

Reno is one of the few cities in the U.S. with a deep Basque heritage, and the local restaurants reflect it. Expect generous family-style meals, hearty traditional dishes, and a dining experience you won’t find just anywhere.

Located in downtown Reno, this world-class museum traces the history of the automobile through an extensive collection of rare vehicles and immersive exhibits, a fitting stop for transportation professionals.

A growing collection of craft breweries and tasting rooms, many within walking distance of downtown. Whether you’re a beer enthusiast or just looking for a relaxed evening, the Brewery District delivers.

Reno sits at the edge of the Sierra Nevada with excellent trail access close to the city. Popular options include the Truckee River Trail, Hunter Creek Trail, Galena Creek Trail, and Peavine Mountain, offering a range of distances and difficulty levels for every fitness level.

Just minutes from downtown Reno, the Sparks Marina offers calm waters, scenic views, and a welcoming outdoor atmosphere. Rent a paddleboard, take a walk along the shore, or simply unwind before the next day’s sessions.

One of the tallest outdoor climbing walls in the world sits on the exterior of the Whitney Peak Hotel, right in downtown Reno. Routes are available for a range of skill levels.

The Reno region is a gateway to some of the West’s most iconic destinations, all within a short drive including Virginia City, Carson City, Lake Tahoe, and Truckee.