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The Flume Trail in Omaha offers mountain bike riders of all standards an excellent day out. It starts with a challenging, steep ride up the hill from Spooner Lake, which some may find ending up walking up. However there are also some more gentle rides, that lead down to Marlette Lake, where riders can take in the scenic views. The Flume Trail starts at this point and is a challenging off road experience up and down the side of the hill, with spectacular views of the surrounding countryside and calm, Lake Tahoe.

Lake Tahoe has some spectacular hiking and cycling trails. One of the best of these is the Tahoe Rim Trail, which offers amazing outlooks of the region, from some of its summits. With some of the highest spots in the area being over 11,000 feet, the walks and rides can be strenuous, so a degree of fitness and good,. thoughtful planning are required.

Las Vegas is all about lights and excitement. Everywhere you look in the city there are flashing, large, bright neon signs that have over recent years become an art form in their own right. The Neon Museum has been collecting a number of these since 1996, It now has over 150 on display, with more already pledged when they are ‘retired’. Each of the signs come complete with its history, and helps explain how they helped evolve the shape of what Vegas has become today.

There are a wide number and variety of shows that are worth seeing in Las Vegas. One of the most spectacular has to be the Le Rive Show, hosted by the Wynn Las Vegas Casino Resort. It involves a choreograph of diving, and displays of strength, that takes place in a million gallon water theatre, that has front row seats just 40 feet from the stage. Such is the nature of the theatrer that all of the cast must be certified SCUBA divers, before being allowed to perform.

For those that have a fear of heights, but still want to enjoy the thrill of skydiving, the Las Vegas Indoor Skydiving Center offers the perfect opportunity to earn your wings. Full training is given and then you launch yourself into the padded tunnel that is home to a vertical wind tunnel, that is capable of producing enough air to ‘launch’ the biggest of people.

Whether you are getting married to each other for the first time, or wish to renew your vows after many years of happy married life, there can be no better place to do this than at the Graceland Chapel in Las Vegas, in the presence of the King himself, Elvis Presley. The chapel has hosted a number of famous marriages in the past, along with thousands of happy couples over its 50 years of operation.

There is more to Las Vegas than just gambling and neon lights. The surrounding countryside provides some spectacular opportunities to explore and see the flora and fauna that can be found in the desert and hills, that surround this famous city. There are a number of driving trails available, and for the more energetic walking trails and even some camping. Be warned that there can be big differences in temperature as the day goes on, so ensure that you have the correct clothing. It is strongly recommended that you do not go into the desert alone.

For a brilliant adrenaline rush, make your way to the Ultimate Rush Park. Line up and take your place on any of the many thrill rides, that the park has ,in its 5 acre grounds. Whether your preference is for high speed go karts, or being hurled into the air in a 2 man cage, at speeds over 70 mph, with a force of up to 4G, the park has something to offer everyone.

Vehicle fanatics are going to love visiting the National Automobile Museum. It has a collection of over 200 classic and famous cars on display, that are in an unusual settings, of 4 different, classic historic street sets. The collection includes a rare 1913 Stutz, as well as cars that were owned by famous stars such as Frank Sinatra, John Wayne and Elvis Presley. There are also one off cars and motorbikes that have never been put into production on display, as well as cars that have competed in Nascar and Le Mans in Europe.

The animals that you will find in the Animal Ark in Reno, may not all be native to America, but they certainly have some of the best habitats and facilities. The Ark has an active breeding program, that often results in young animals being born. These are often on display for visitors, when they are old enough. A great favourite of visitors is to watch the Cheetahs being exercised regularly, and from time to time there are even special races between the animals, which helps keep them at their fittest.