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Get away from the lights and noise Las Vegas is famous for and enjoy breathtaking views of nature at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area.
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Off StripCategory
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From $15Today's Hours
Sunday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Monday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Tuesday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Wednesday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Thursday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
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(702) 515-5350Website
Visit SiteGet away from the lights and noise Las Vegas is famous for and enjoy breathtaking views of nature at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. Located 17 miles west of Las Vegas, Red Rock Canyon is 195,000 acres offering some of the most beautiful sights in the Western United States.
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Red Rock Canyon is a wonderful destination for a family getaway. The stunning landscapes and vibrant red rock formations make it a sight to behold. With plenty of trails suitable for all ages, it's a fantastic place for family hikes and adventures. The peaceful beauty of the canyon offers a great escape from the busyness of everyday life. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a memorable outdoor experience with their family!
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After stopping at the visitor center, we completed the scenic driving loop at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area in Las Vegas. The temperature was hot at 104 degrees Fahrenheit, so we opted not to hike any of the trails and instead took pictures at various parking lots. The park was not crowded, so finding parking was easy. The stunning views of the desert and rocks can still be appreciated from the car if you are unable to walk in the heat. I look forward to returning in the cooler months to explore the trails. The beauty of the landscape at Red Rock Canyon is truly remarkable and leaves a lasting impression.
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I visited Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area in Las Vegas and used my America the Beautiful pass to do the scenic loop. The facility was clean, spacious, and the air conditioning kept it very comfortable inside. Many other visitors were also enjoying the scenic drive and views. Although the hiking trails looked fun, I decided not to venture too deep with my young child due to the heat. Nonetheless, I was able to do some hiking and enjoy the area.
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Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area in Las Vegas offers stunning views and a scenic drive route that showcases the beauty of the area. There are numerous hiking paths to explore, but be aware that even the easier trails may have elevation changes and rocky terrain that require some agility. Plan to spend a full day exploring the various trails and take in the natural beauty of the desert landscape.
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I recently visited Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area for the first time and was amazed by its beauty. Despite some cloudy and drizzly weather, we still enjoyed glimpses of blue skies. The park is well laid out and simple to explore. I look forward to returning on a sunnier day to spot the tortoises! If you find yourself in the Las Vegas area, a trip to Red Rock Canyon is a must-do!
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Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area in Las Vegas offers a stunning and peaceful landscape with breathtaking mountain views. A day pass (approximately $25 in 2024) provides entry to the visitor center, scenic loop drive, and all hiking trails. It's important to only stop at designated areas along the loop, but there are plenty of photo opportunities and well-marked trails at these stops. Additionally, restrooms are available at the more prominent scenic viewpoints.
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Based on 17 Reviews
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