Ice Age Fossils State Park finally opens to public in North Las Vegas
Starting this weekend, you can take a step back in time while exploring the Ice Age Fossils State Park in North Las Vegas.
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Starting this weekend, you can take a step back in time while exploring the Ice Age Fossils State Park in North Las Vegas.
The state park announced in 2017 is finally opening its doors this weekend after years of delay from financial strains and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ice Age Fossils State Park tells the story of Las Vegas 25,000 years ago. It has 3 miles of trails and an interactive visitors center for kids.
The site of a massive paleontological dig in the 1960s, the park is opening nearly 70 years after the state acquired the land.
More than 80% of the land in Nevada is managed by the federal government. And “managed” can be a loose term.