From the Grand Canyon to the Grand Casinos . . .
Las Vegas and the entire Las Vegas area is one of the most desirable and inspiring places to live and visit. Being outdoors and enjoying what nature has to offer is in abundance here in all forms. Indulging in the different cultures and life styles the entire Southwest has to offer is not only entertaining but maybe even a bit addicting yet…
Tall Pines and cool temperatures . . . Most people who know anything about Nevada would not be surprised it holds the record for the driest state in the United States with an average of only 7 inches of rain per year. On the other hand, most would probably be surprised that the state of Nevada has the most mountain ranges than any other state (only behind Alaska) in the continuous United States. The highest peak…
Slot Canyon and old Movie Ruins . . . The Trailhead for White Domes is at the end of the road (dead end) into the Valley of Fire past the Visitor Center. From the West Entrance gate, it is a scenic 3.7 mile drive to the Visitor’s Center turn off. From here it is another 6 miles to the end of this road to reach the White Domes hike. Type: Hike Time: Half Day Adventure…
Largest State Park with the best camp sites . . . Valley of Fire State Park is one of the best places to see the beautiful red rock formations that are unique to our valley. Less than an hour from Las Vegas, take the #75 exit off the I-15 North. The west entrance to the Valley of Fire is 11 miles from this exit which includes a 24 hour gas station and small Indian casino/gift shop.…