Escape To These 11 Hidden Oases In Nevada To Find Peace And Quiet
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Mychelle Blake
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If you’re having one of those days where you just want to get away and enjoy some serenity all by yourself, the best way is to find a beautiful, peaceful spot in nature. Here are 11 exquisite options to have on your ready list for your next mental health day.
The Springs Preserve is a luscious desert-themed botanical park hidden in the middle of Las Vegas that has walking trails, benches to meditate on and a cafe where you can enjoy a pleasant meal with a one-of-a-kind view.
Most people don't know about one of Nevada's less visited state parks which makes it the perfect spot to get away from the crowds in a floral garden set against the mountains.
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Located only about 90 minutes from Las Vegas, you won't believe this green and wetriparian refuge sits in the middle of the desert.
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Cave Lake State Park is a favorite quiet spot for locals in the Ely area. There are hiking trials, picnic areas and boating options you can enjoy by yourself or with others if you're feeling social!
Ash Meadows literally IS an oases in the desert and there are so many lovely quiet spots you can find here to enjoy the striking turquoise blue of the springs.
Reno locals love Galena Creek Regional Park as a serene natural paradise one can enjoy quietly with a hike or sitting by the creek with a book.
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Sunset Park is a much loved urban respite for Las Vegas natives who seek this spot out for play as well as just a quiet relaxing stroll through nature.
If you're looking for peace, go to one of the most remote spots in the state. The Jarbidge Wilderness covers 113,000 acres with towering mountains and lush green canyons.
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Located by the Red Rock Canyon National Park, this is the perfect spot to bring a blanket and spread out on the large green lawn with a book and enjoy the silence.
Dubbed the "Loneliest Road in America," U.S. 50 which crosses through Nevada is definitely the place to take a drive if you don't want some real peace and quiet and extreme solitude.
These wetlands are a bird watcher's dream, and you can marvel at all the water and marshy land despite the dry temperatures in the area.
Taking a camping trip in Lamoille Canyon is the perfect spot to unwind and remove yourself from the hectic pace of modern life.
Have you been to any of these places before? Where is your favorite place in Nevada to escape in nature? Let us know!
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