I lived there for 3 years and loved it. So much to do outdoors, ski, golf, fish, hike. The proximity to the Sierra Nevada is unmatched. It’s quick to get to Yosemite and surrounding area too.
I live in Sacramento & my parents took us to Reno every year a few times a year sometimes. This was my childhood (& Lake Tahoe). I was always fascinated with the skyline at night. Just subscribed to your channel. I love that u rate each cities skyline very unique keep doing what u dd man. Many more subscribers coming for u!
I grew up in Reno in the '80s and '90s. I miss home so damn much. Unfortunately I've never had a chance to return but I hope to soon rectify that. I know a lot has changed since I've been gone but I just miss it so much. There is so much more to this city and the people there then you can find in any video. And I know that's how most people feel about their homes.
The history section overlooked the Washoe people who have been in Tahoe-Reno and beyond for many thousands of years. In fact, their language is thought to pre-date even other indigenous languages in California such as Paiute, Maidu and Miwok, suggesting Washoe speakers may be among the earliest of any humans to the region.
they should invest in a way to get rid of the homeless, so sad most american cities downtown is a disaster and Reno is a prime example, they have pumped money in it, beautiful minor league ballpark, lots of dog walking parks, art, etc etc but the homeless are in complete control of downtown and again like most american cities the suburbs are great, so here is the plan, dont go to downtown Reno, it's one big homeless shelter, Silver Legacy has great slot machines but other than that never go to downtown Reno, suburbs have some great casinos, Boomtown, Bonanza, Grand Sierra, stay at Bonanza or Grand Sierra, downtown truly disgusting
@@jordanjohnson9866 ur right except for atl, nyc, mia, la, chi, det, dal, hou, blt, DC, that list took 4 seconds to come up with, not boise idaho but no one goes there
@@georgegoble6054 Our country needs to invest in affordable housing and health services. We need to house the houseless, not get rid of them. Verbiage matters.
@@davidzavesky2827 how do u get rid of the houseless? that sounds good how is it done, r we sending them to mexico? i'm hanging out in Miami right now cant stop at a traffic light w/o being approached by them and they could murder u
I have lived in Reno for 35 years. It is a beautiful city that has so much to offer. We get to enjoy all four seasons. There are several events hosted in our city. Indoor and outdoor activities are endless. Thanks City Geek for highlighting Reno. If you or anyone you know plans on moving or investing in real estate here, give me a call. I specialize in relocation for our area :)
so sad most american cities downtown is a disaster and Reno is a prime example, they have pumped money in it, beautiful minor league ballpark, lots of dog walking parks, art, etc etc but the homeless are in complete control of downtown and again like most american cities the suburbs are great, so here is the plan, dont go to downtown Reno, it's one big homeless shelter, Silver Legacy has great slot machines but other than that never go to downtown Reno, suburbs have some great casinos, Boomtown, Bonanza, Grand Sierra, stay at Bonanza or Grand Sierra, downtown truly disgusting
Hey I’m looking to move to Reno Nevada, from New Orleans Louisiana, and this will be like a big move for me, definitely because I’ll be one my own and I’ll have to find a job asap, until I can start my online business.
@@gtjay8680 dont forget downtown reno is awful, the suburbs seem fine, legends is an area in Sparks that's beautiful with a lake and mountains, that's where i'd live if i were to actually live here, i'm at el dorado right now downtown reno
It must be up at a nice altitude with lots of fresh air. Cool place to visit. I didn’t realize it had such a nice downtown area. Pretty mountains are a big bonus. Thanks for the video.
I've never been to Reno, but I've been to Lake Tahoe. You said it could hold Willis Tower. I've heard that Willis is pronounced like Sears for some reason.
I lived in Reno in the 50s and while I visit occasionally now I find it to be dead downtown is a ghost town because in the 50s and earlier Reno had a downtown which had something for everyone not only local people but tourists as well, and I do not understand how I could degenerate into nothing.
Too late we're already here and buying up your homes and bringing our criminal cousins and making your city more ethnic just to rob and assault you California style. JP😳😳
@@realityorfiction they need to invade chicago Detriot Philadelphia Dallas Houston New Orleans corpus christ TX and Baltimore and what about New Yorkers
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻✝️🌏 Isaiah 61:1 Thank you Reno Calvary Chapel and greatful to be back home working. Thank God I will always honor my marriage and family. Kim Walker Matthew 1:18-24 Victory Outreach church family
It will always be a scaled down version of Las Vegas however Reno offers much more in terms of activities and hobbies for visitors and residents alike while Vegas provides more than enough indoor entertainment than anybody can handle it's much more limited when you try to go outside and seek out things to do not that Vegas doesn't offer any outdoor recreation but it's definitely less than Reno in terms of number of options and variety Plus Las Vegas in the summer is almost unbearable versus Reno for the most part the summer months are very enjoyable rather than weeks and weeks of 110° Plus like Vegas has to suffer through Reno will typically have only a week maybe two worth a days or it gets to 105 degrees the City of Reno gets to enjoy four seasons and it's residence can experience a balanced variety each of those seasons bring without going to the extremes sure it snows in Reno but typically it's a little more than a dusting that might stick around for a few days of course drive just outside of the city and some of the world's finest Winter ski parks are right in their backyard. So yes Reno will always be Las Vegas is second cousin or red-headed stepsister or like I've always thought of it as being the addicted version of Vegas but honestly I would much rather live in Reno than Las Vegas and the couple times that I've been to either of the cities was with groups of friends and I honestly had much better time in Reno and it's smaller more compact downtown district. Nobody was ever separated from the others for to long. Unlike Vegas there was a few friends we never were able to find for a few days. Las Vegas might be the world's entertainment playground sin City but in my opinion there is absolutely nothing wrong with being the biggest little city in the world!
Remember we're you came from this isn't California and it will never be. We like our home the way it is. You're welcome here, but remember why you moved here!!!!!
I was wondering if Las Vegas or Reno are better in Nevada. Reno is located in the northern part of the state not far from Lake Tahoe. As for Las Vegas Nevada it is far away from Reno..
Lived in Reno until I retired. He forgot to mention the gang and drug problems imported from California, or that you do not want to walk out of the Virginia street hotels after dark. Throw in the homeless problem and out of control home and rental prices and you have a mini-California.
Its nice that you try to highlight the superficial things about Reno that many locals don't care much about, but the true essence of the city and its burgeoning unique flavor that made its downtown and midtown so unique have disappeared forever. Downtown looks like a psychiatric hospital full of homeless people and gone are all the casinos packed with tourists along with the unique bars and greasy joints that made downtown one of a kind, not to mention the art galleries, coffee shops and cool hang outs that existed a decade ago. Downtown is a shell of its former self and even the climbing wall is a joke, but kudos on the effort nonetheless.
I had no interest in moving there but after watching girls make 500 an hour ay the clubs....averaging 1500 nights, Ive decided to move there and work up to a better life for me. Why did downtown shrivel up?
@@zendiya1895 I'm thinking it was the cost of living going up, crime and Covid giving it a kick to the gut for sure. Even the legendary adult bookstore just closed after it was sold for a nice chunk of money. Nothing original from 15 yrs ago is there, its a decaying downtown.
@@zendiya1895 I hear the ladies working on the legal brothels east of Carson, south of Reno, have been making bank and some with a solid moneyed clientele by working a few days out of the week then flying out the rest.
