The Charming Small Town in Nevada That's Perfect For A Fall Day Trip
By Christy Articola|Published August 28, 2023
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Christy Articola has lived in Colorado since 2013 and considers herself a Centennial State enthusiast and expert through and through. She's based in Denver metro, but over the past decade, she has traveled to every corner, river, village, park, town, and city in the state and continues to explore it deeper and further whenever she can. Christy simply can't get enough of Colorado, and loves sharing all her adventures with you through Only In Your State! She graduated with a degree in journalism from Fordham University and is thrilled to be working as a full time travel writer for this and other sites - she finally found her perfect niche - and is so grateful for that.
Verdi, Nevada is a small town in Washoe County, right on the border of California. If you’ve ever driven from California to Nevada (or vice versa) on I-80, then you’ve passed right through it, and you likely didn’t even know it. The Truckee River flows right through it and it’s more or less a suburb of Reno. The population of this small town is about 3,000, and it was named after Italian opera composer Guiseppe Verdi, when Charles Crocker – founder of the Central Pacific Railroad – pulled a piece of paper with his name on it out of a hat.
Verdi is a pleasant small town and community that’s worth a visit at any time of the year, but you might like it best in the fall. In the fall, the weather is just right, the colors on the trees and grasses are changing, and the summer crowds traveling between Reno and Tahoe have passed – and the winter crowds have not yet arrived. Read on to learn more about this great little spot.
Verdi, Nevada, is a lovely place to visit in the autumn! You’ll love exploring this small town without having to worry about the crowds. Have a fun time in Verdi! And don’t forget to bring your camera to capture some of the spectacular fall foliage!