This is the Best Time to Visit Las Vegas

Las Vegas is one of the most popular places to visit in the United States. Back in the day, it used to be a good spot for gamblers, but now, that's totally changed. You can still get your gambling on, but now, Las Vegas is home to some of the best theatrical productions you'll find. It's also a popular spot for trade conventions, bachelor and bachelorette parties, delicious food, clubbing, concerts and more. So, when is the best time to visit Las Vegas?

The experts at Travelandleisure.com have put together a story about the best time of the year to get to Las Vegas. They factor in plenty of things, but weather is a big one. They note that, "Las Vegas is located in the desert, so daytime temperatures in the summer regularly reach triple digits, which can put a damper on outdoor activities. On the plus side, the winter heat is a nice escape for anyone fleeing ice and snow."

Hence, judging by the weather, Travelandleisure.com says the best times to go to Las Vegas are spring and fall. "March, April, May, October, and November have the best weather for walking the Las Vegas Strip," they explain. The temperatures are much more mild, with highs in the 70s and 80s. Especially in the early spring, around March, you can expect highs in the 70s, which is very pleasant. That said, since August is the hottest month in Las Vegas, it's also a less expensive times to visit. But, expect to get temperatures in the triple digits. It's dry heat, which is good, but it's still really hot. Also, if you're looking to only visit the Las Vegas strip, the publication says that April and September are the best days to do that. Find the full article here.

Several Nevada travel attractions have been named among the 150 best things to do in the United States. This list is from Travel Lemming, and one Nevada travel spot is even No. 3 on the tally.

The annual list from Travel Lemming "aims to help Americans discover unique attractions around the country and in their own backyards. It emphasizes human-curated recommendations over AI chatbots," according to a statement. "A diverse array of attractions made the article's top 10 designation, including a wild animal sanctuary in Colorado, a Bavarian Village in Washington, and the world's largest musical instrument in Virginia," they add.

Travel Lemming is an "online travel guide with more than 10 million annual readers. It publishes guides written by local and expert travelers who have first-hand experience in destinations across the United States and the world."

So, which Nevada travel spot made the cut? Lots, actually. Read on for the tally, including which spot is No. 3. I really like this list, because is has some attractions that I wouldn't have thought of visiting. For the full list of 150 of the best things to do in the United States this summer, go here.

This one is is Las Vegas, Nevada. Travel Lemming states to see fun drive-in movies at The Cosmopolitan. That's a great idea, right? "Float in one of Las Vegas’ most luxurious hotel pools while sipping a movie-themed cocktail and watching a film on the big screen," they add.

https://www.cosmopolitanlasvegas.com/

Woah! This is in Rachel, Nevada. Travel Lemming says to look for aliens. To each their own! "Drive to the entrance gate of a top-secret government building and hang out in an out-of-this-world town full of model UFOs and alien-themed restaurants," they explain.

https://www.cnn.com/2019/07/31/us/area-51-fast-facts/index.html

Here's another Las Vegas option. Travel Lemming says, "Dance from dusk ‘til dawn to some of your favorite EDM artists at this world-renowned music and art festival." Sounds fun, right? Let's do it!

https://lasvegas.electricdaisycarnival.com/

Here's something fun in Amargosa Valley, Nevada. "The Big Dune recreation area is just over the Death Valley border and boasts one of the state’s best places for ATV adventures," Travel Lemming explains.

https://travelnevada.com/off-roading/amargosa-big-dune/

Here's a Las Vegas favorite. Travel Lemming says, "This alternate reality grocery store stocks funky products like bog water, 5G lip balm, plausible deniability, and mammoth chunks." I'm in!

https://meowwolf.com/visit/las-vegas

I love a good ghost town! This is in Rhyolite, Nevada. "Touring what remains of Rhyolite is like experiencing a ghost story with a twist, for here, it is the living who haunt a place locked in a time," Travel Lemming states.

https://travelnevada.com/ghost-town/rhyolite-ghost-town/

How cool is it that No. 3 on the list in all of America is here in Nevada? It's in Overton, Nevada. "Hike among 46,000 acres of red sandstone formations, petroglyphs, and ancient trade routes for a desert experience like no other," Travel Lemming says.

https://travelnevada.com/parks-recreational-areas/valley-of-fire-state-park/

For the full list of 150 of the best things to do in the United States this summer, go here.

https://travellemming.com/best-things-to-do-in-usa-2023/