Nevada land real estate

Nevada land overview

Made up largely of desert and semi-arid climate, Nevada is the driest state in the United States, averaging around 7 inches of annual rain. With its vast, expansive landscapes, Nevada offers plenty of activities for outdoor adventurers. Public land includes acclaimed parks such as Lake Tahoe and Valley of Fire State Parks, as well as Death Valley and Great Basin National Parks. Nevada's mountain ranges, some of which have peaks rising above 13,000 feet, create islands in the sky for a variety of wildlife and valleys below with hot summer days and chilly winter nights. This also includes the Sierra Nevada mountain range where you'll find Lake Tahoe, North America's largest alpine lake at over 122 million acre-feet. It's easy to find cheap land in Nevada, although property in Las Vegas can be quite expensive.