Red Rock Canyon, May 2005
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Beauty is not just in the eye of a cocktail waitress. Whether you’ve lost all your money and your plane doesn’t leave for two more days, or you’ve never been interested in Vegas but got roped into a trip to please the family, don’t worry…there is more to Vegas than just gambling and all-you-can-eat buffets. Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area is a short drive from the strip, and contains hours of hikes and scenic drives.
You can enjoy the sights of Red Rock Canyon from your car on a 13 mile scenic drive, take a short hike on a petroglyph trail, or take a more strenuous 11 mile hike. A visit to Red Rock is a must for Vegas visitors of all athletic conditions. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays are big days for organized hikes and programs.
Directions: Take Charleston Blvd north of Sahara. It will turn into 159 which you take all the way until you get to the entrance. It is 17 miles from The Strip.
Cost: $5 per car; other discounts.
Hours: 6 a.m. - dusk; Gift Shop 8 a.m. - dusk.
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