Travel to Reno

If you are flying into the Reno-Tahoe region, the main airport is the Reno-Tahoe International Airport which is only a few minutes from where the relay begins and ends in Downtown Reno. Many airlines fly in and out of this airport. Southwest Airlines has the most flights.

Interstate 80 is the main east-west interstate highway that bisects Reno. It runs from San Francisco to Salt Lake City and beyond. Highway 395 is the main north-south interstate highway that bisects Reno.

You also can get to Reno by train. Amtrak rail service is available to Downtown Reno. Come to Reno by train and experience first hand the new Train Trench and restored historic railway station.

Lodging in Reno

We willl arrange discounted rooms at certain hotels.  In the meantime, please visit www.visitreno.com for lodging information in Reno.

Vehicle rental

We will arrange discounted rates.  In the meantime, please make reservations with any of the national rental car companies all of whom do business in Reno.

Gas stations

There are plenty of gas stations located along the course. But it probably will be less expensive to fill up in Reno at the start and in Carson City at the two-thirds mark of the relay.

Grocery and convenience stores

There are many grocery and convenience stores in the Reno area where you can purchase your supplies before you start the relay. There are many along the course if you need to re-stock.