You may know Reno as a city awash in a neon glow of gambling or for its antiquated reputation for quickie divorces, but the Reno of today is experiencing a vibrant renaissance. Locals and visitors alike take advantage of the year-round outdoor playground afforded by the Truckee River and the region’s close proximity to Lake Tahoe and the surrounding, soaring Sierra Nevada Mountains. They enjoy the spoils of nationally recognized, flourishing foodie and arts scenes. They welcome the chance to explore the region’s culture and history, characterized by its foundational role in the silver rush and its historic college town roots. So if you’re preparing to move to the area, planning a trip, or if you’re a local looking for itineraries for out-of-towners (or for yourself!), 100 Things to Do in Reno Before You Die is your guide. With each new experience under your belt, you’ll gain further appreciation for the meaning underlying Reno’s motto: “The Biggest Little City in the World.”