Located at the end of a granite gorge, the sapphire-blue waters of this beautiful are fed by the Rubicon River.

Spectacular wild scenery awaits only the most experienced rafters who dare to run this dangerous and inaccessible stretch of Class IV and V rapids.

3 miles long with 7.5 miles of shoreline, located at 5,900 feet.

This small museum documents the history of Nevada's native peoples and its settlement in the 18th and 19th centuries.

This simple but unusual church is constructed entirely out of rough-hewn granite.

Cross-country ski center with 65 miles of groomed trails.

Popular bar with a large dance floor and DJed music catering to a younger clientele.