As the crisp autumn air descends upon Reno, outdoor enthusiasts are greeted with a palette of vibrant hues and a perfect opportunity to explore the breathtaking landscapes that surround the city. If you're a nature lover seeking adventure, look no further than the enchanting fall hikes in Reno. From cascading waterfalls to serene urban walkways, Reno offers a diverse range of trails catering to every level of hiker. In this guide, we'll take you through some of the finest fall hikes, ensuring an unforgettable experience surrounded by the golden beauty of the season.

Hunter Creek

Distance: 5.7 miles

Elevation Gain: 1,181 feet

Rating: Moderate 

Just outside of Reno, the Hunter Creek Trail is popular for hiking and trail running. At

Nestled within the prestigious Montreux Golf & Country Club community, 5680 Lausanne Drive in south Reno, NV, beckons with an unparalleled panorama.

This view stretches across the 14th and 15th fairways, embracing the majestic Sierra mountains, and the tranquility of lush pines.

This stunning custom home invites you into a world of elevated living, where southern exposure floods the space with light through floor-to-ceiling windows, creating a luminous ambiance that sets the tone for a truly exceptional living experience.

As you step into this stunning residence, you are greeted by an open floor plan that effortlessly combines style and functionality.

Perfect for entertaining, the home features two spacious primary suites -

As the crisp autumn air gives way to the chill of winter, Northern Nevada transforms into a wonderland of holiday festivities. November and December mark the most magical time of the year in this region, with a delightful array of holiday events that captivate the hearts of locals and visitors alike. From twinkling lights that adorn the streets and mountains to spirited parades that fill the air with cheer, Northern Nevada's holiday season is a time to celebrate.

In this blog, we'll take you on a journey through some of the most exciting holiday events in Northern Nevada, ensuring you make the most of this festive season in the Silver State. Whether you're seeking the thrill of a winter adventure or the warmth of a cozy, small-town celebration,

Outside Magazine ranks Reno, Nevada as the top of the best cities to live in the United States. Why? Let us tell you!

The “Biggest Little City in the World” is home to about 273,000 people and the city earned its top ranking partially due to its relatively affordable cost of living and breadth of outdoor and indoor activities for all ages. No longer known for gambling or the place to get a quick and easy divorce, Reno has rebranded itself over the years as an epicenter of technology, arts, and culture. The city has diversified its economy away from gaming in recent years, with tech companies like Amazon, Tesla, and Apple moving their operations to the area and creating countless jobs. 

Not only that, it’s a great place to live for the never-ending

Fall has officially arrived! The leaves are changing, pumpkin-flavored things have hit store shelves, and soon the streets will be filled with countless Barbie costumes for Halloween. Some of our favorite fall activities in Reno-Tahoe may surprise you. Beyond the typical haunted houses, this month we have Kenny G in concert, the nation’s biggest hiking series, the hilarious Tiffany Haddish performing stand-up, and more. Check out them out and let us know what you think!

Dark Corner Haunted House 

October 13 - 31

Dark Corner Haunted House is an immersive experience filled with terrifying live actors, jaw dropping special effects, and menacing monsters. You're invited to DARK LANE MALL in Reno, NV – a haunted house experience like no

Welcome to the premier estate in Franktown Estates!

This sprawling single-level 6,810 square foot home is nestled on nearly 1.3 generous acres and graces a private cul-de-sac within the gated Toiyabe Golf Club. Overlooking the picturesque 17th green, the stunning property offers breathtaking views of the Sierra mountains, valleys, Washoe Lake, and the golf course.

The inviting, open floor-plan features six bedroom suites, a game room, an office, and a den. The primary bath offers a free standing tub and large walk-in closet with custom organization. The top-of-the-line kitchen appliances include two side-by-side cabinetry enhanced SubZero refrigerators, two Bosch ovens, and a Fischer & Paykel stove surrounded by granite slab counters.

We have been loving the warmer weather this summer season after a record-breaking winter. While the new season is upon us, there are always new and exciting events to explore in Northern Nevada. This month, we have put together our recommendations for the latest activities around Reno-Tahoe. Check them out below and drop us a comment with your plans this spring!

The Riverside Farmer’s Market

Sunday mornings

The Riverside Farmers Market is Reno's truly local market, with all vendors growing, raising, or making their goods within the tightest possible radius around Reno. They showcase small, local, and sustainable farmers and ranchers who believe that healthy food begins with a healthy land. 

Nevada State Fair

June 1 - 4

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When selling a home, there is key prep work that can be done in order to attract a great offer. The spring season doesn’t just bring new blooms to the trees - it brings new buyers! Top agents know what sells homes and we have assembled this list of the things you can take care of to help make your home make a great impression and entice buyers.

1. Declutter, depersonalize, and deep clean

A home should be as to a blank slate as possible when selling homes so that potential buyers can look at the beautiful features without focusing on your stuff or any dirt and grime. A crowded closet or cabinet, cramped rooms full of furniture, and junk mail sitting on the counter can all detract from the home viewing experience. 

2. Pre-listing

Spring is in the air in Northern Nevada! The temperatures have been rising, the trees are heavy with blossoms, and winter is well behind us. With historic snowfall throughout the Lake Tahoe region, the change in seasons has been a welcome shift. Spring is a time of fresh beginnings and waking up after a long winter, and the events in Reno-Tahoe reflect that! Check out a few of the events we are looking forward to in May.

Cabaret Le Cirque

Eldorado Resort at THE ROW

Until July 31

Cabaret Le Cirque is a mischievous twist of burlesque and vaudeville, combining stunning show dancers with jaw-dropping circus acrobatics. Shows available Tuesday through Sunday.

Feed the Camel

McKinley Arts & Culture Center

Until September 14

Spring kept us waiting for a while, but it finally seems like it is here to stay! We enjoy four seasons in Northern Nevada and this spring there are plenty of fun and exciting events to attend for all different ages. 

Reno Aces

Starting in April

The Reno Aces are a Minor League Baseball team of the Pacific Coast League and the Triple-A affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks. They are located in Reno and play their home games at Greater Nevada Field, which opened in 2009.

Monster Jam

April 21 - 23

Experience full-throttle family fun at Monster Jam®, where world-class athletes and their 12,000-pound monster trucks tear up the dirt in wide-open competitions of speed and skill. Witness massive stunts, big-air, backflips and fierce