A while ago, we took a look at some Las Vegas hidden gems that are located right here in Nevada. Because there are so many located throughout the Silver State, it comes as no surprise we were able to find 12 more hidden gems in Nevada to add to our original list.

Now, let’s take a look at these 12 other hidden gems in Nevada. Some of them you may already know about, while others will have you asking yourself, "How did I not know about this place?" There is much to discover in the fine state of Nevada that most people don’t even know about. Let's take a look at a few more.

1. The Martin Hotel - Winnemucca

Starting off this list of hidden gems in Nevada is this little-known place. Established in 1898 as a rooming house, The Martin Hotel is now one of Nevada's best Basque restaurants.

Read our previous coverage to learn more about The Martin Hotel.

2. Rhyolite

Founded in 1904, Rhyolite is Nevada's most visited ghost town and is known for its glass-bottle house.

Visit the NPS website to learn more.

3. International Car Forest of the Last Church - Goldfield

The International Car Forest of the Last Church features more than 40 automobiles that are stuck nose-down along a dirt road. This is one of the most unique little-known attractions in Nevada and is definitely art at its FINEST!

Read our previous coverage to learn more about the International Car Forest of the Last Church.

4. Secret Pizza - Las Vegas

As far as secret restaurants in Nevada go, the appropriately-named Secret Pizza is located in an unmarked area inside the Cosmopolitan Hotel and has some of the BEST PIZZA in Las Vegas!

Visit the Cosmopolitan Hotel website to learn more.

5. Pyramid Lake

Located in Washoe County, Pyramid Lake is a remnant of ancient Lake Lahontan and was once inhabited by the 19th-century Paiute Tribe. This is also one of the most breathtaking hidden gems in Nevada.

Read our previous coverage to learn more about Pyramid Lake.

6. Lamoille Canyon

Lamoille Canyon, located in the central portion of Elko County, is the largest valley in the Ruby Mountains.

Visit the USDA Forest Service website to learn more.

7. Mizpah Hotel - Tonopah

The Mizpah Hotel is a historic hotel in Tonopah, Nevada. Until 1929, at five stories tall, the Mizpah Hotel was Nevada's tallest building. This is also one of the most haunted hidden gems in Nevada.

Read our previous coverage to learn more about the Mizpah Hotel.

8. Lion Habitat Ranch - Henderson

The Lion Habitat Ranch features about 40 animals, most of which are lions, on an 8.5-acre ranch that's approximately 12 miles from the Las Vegas Strip. This ranch is the home of the lions that were previously at the MGM Lion Habitat.

Read our previous coverage to learn more about the Lion Habitat Ranch.

9. Wolf Creek Golf Club - Mesquite

Wolf Creek Golf Club is one of the most breathtaking golf courses in the world, and it strives to give the ultimate golf experience to each and every one of its guests. Many major golf publications have ranked Wolf Creek Golf Club as one of the best public courses in the country.

Visit the Wolf Creek Golf Club website to learn more.

10. St. Thomas, Nevada

There are numerous secret ghost towns in Nevada like St. Thomas which was founded in 1865 as a Mormon settlement. For nearly a century, the waters of Lake Mead submerged the town, and it's recently reemerged because of Nevada's ongoing drought. St. Thomas is located approximately 80 miles northeast of Las Vegas.

Read our previous coverage to learn more about St. Thomas.

11. U.S. Route 50 - The Loneliest Road in America

U.S. Route 50 stretches for more than 3,000 miles and is truly one of the most beautiful and interesting drives you’ll ever take.

Read our previous coverage to learn more about U.S. Route 50.

12. Pioneer Saloon - Goodsprings

Last on our list of hidden gems in Nevada is the Pioneer Saloon which opened in 1913 and is one of the oldest saloons in the state. This historic saloon features a memorial room with a collection of photos from several celebrity visitors.

Read our previous coverage to learn more about Pioneer Saloon.

Have you visited any of these Nevada hidden gems? Are there any other places in Nevada you would recommend visiting? We are particularly looking for Las Vegas hidden gems to add to the list. If you know of any, please share them with us in the comments!