Once a school that taught Native Americans how to get along in "the white man's world," this cultural center now houses a fascinating collection of Native American art including the work of photographer E.S. Curtis.

One of Carson Valley's "Divine Nine," this course prides itself on excellent conditioning (it is closed for maintenance four months out of the year) and challenging holes sure to please even the most discerning golfers.

For cross-country ski buffs of all ages and ability levels, this area offers more than 45 miles of groomed ski trails spread over 9,000 acres of scenic wilderness area.

Tour the lovely grounds of this historic complex which includes: the Nevada State Capitol building, an architecural marvel made of native sandstone with marble hallways, the Legislative Building, the Supreme Court and the State Library and Archives.

This Neoclassical 1909 mansion is located in the heart of Carson City's historic district.

Train buffs will love this museum which features a diverse collection of photographs and artifacts that trace Nevada's railroad history. Highlights include a 19th-century rail equipment exhibit and five steam locomotives.

Named after Paul Laxalt, former governor and U.S. senator from Nevada, this beautiful building with its signature clock-tour once served as a post office and library.

This 27-hole, championship facility overlooks the Carson River and is enhanced by numerous lakes and wetlands. The courses are links-style designs with water coming into play on all but three holes.

The Carson River, along with the natural shade of cottonwood and pine trees, provides relief from the desert heat at this relatively short valley course.

The place to pick up tourism brochures and maps related to the Carson City area.

Not a place for a quick in-and-out soak and run, the hot springs in Carson City are great for a soothing and relaxing respite.

Players have a choice of two championship 18-hole golf courses, each at par 72.

Museum that preserves the heritage of firefighting with a wide collection of apparatus, equipment, photographs and other items dating back to 1863.

Enjoy a day with the family at this lively, hands-on museum where children discover that learning and fun go together. Kids pull, push, poke and take apart as they make their way through a series of interactive exhibits.

This premier desert golf destination stretches over 7000-yards and features unique topography, elevated tees and sloping fairways.

Play some rounds of golf between playing the slots, blackjack, roulette or keno at this popular casino resort complex.

Learn about the Washoe Indian culture through slide presentations and displays of housing, artifacts and pictures.