6 Las Vegas Valley parks with extensive paved walking paths
Southern Nevadans looking to “move more” have an exercise ally in the valley’s network of parks filled with personality and paved paths.
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Southern Nevadans looking to “move more” have an exercise ally in the valley’s network of parks filled with personality and paved paths.
The Review-Journal has compiled a list of locations with gorgeous views of the iconic skyline.
Finding shooting stars and orchids in the no-frills Mojave Desert sounds like an impossible task, yet they’ll be blooming in April and May at Calico Basin.
Las Vegas Weekly (Left to right) Lake Havasu’s London Bridge; Bryce Canyon and Death Valley Within One Hour Distance from Las Vegas: 30 miles. The largest reservoir in the United States, boasting 750 miles of shoreline, is our very own aquatic playground. Desert dwellers find year-round fun in the country’s largest national recreation area, where swimming, boating, hiking, camping and more await. Walk the Historic Railroad Trail for some of the most majestic views of the lake, then find yourself at Hoover Dam, an engineering marvel that never ceases to amaze. Must-do: For a different vie...