Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area Review

Red Rock Canyon was amazing, from the geographic striations in the rock to the Petroglyphs, there was something for all age groups to love!

A quick getaway from the city lights of Vegas!! Amazing views. Great pics taken by my family when we were here!

Driving a big RV, it is not good to turn around and parking, it is a troublesome feeling. The scenery was not too amazing because I went to the Grand Canyon and Antelope Canyon first. I went in and opened a circle according to the route without hiking. Many scenery did not see it.

This place is epic, super close to Vegas and yet a world away. Great biking, hiking and climbing. Stuff for every level of fitness. It's great even as a casual drive through. Can get super crowded on weekends and may require a reservation so plan ahead.

The Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, Red Rock Canyon National Reserve, located in Clark County, Nevada, about fifteen miles west of Las Vegas. [Address] 1000 Scenic Loop Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89161. [Distance] From the Las Vegas interior, Yan Western Sahara Avenue (W Sahara Ave) has been open, turn left into West Charleston Avenue (W Charleston Blvd), then open about 4.4 miles, turn right not far to see the toll; follow the traffic, first enter the road to the visitor center (Visitor Center). [View] After the visitor center area, there is a viewing area that is well renovated. From the dedicated trail to the open-air circular observation deck, you can see the Red Rock Canyon Mountains formed by the large red rock formations. [Additional] If you are interested, you can drive to the scenic loop (Scenic Loop Drive) to enjoy the desert and mountains all the way. For winding roads, drive carefully, you can follow the front car slowly; the loop is a one-way street, and sometimes there is a parking spot, you can slowly enter the parking lot and take pictures. After arriving at the end of the roundabout, remember to turn left and drive down to Sahara Avenue...

It wasn't planned to go, but it was great to see pictures of people in the circle of friends, so we came too. The scenic spot is not far from Las Vegas. It's about half an hour's drive. Because it's a national park, the annual ticket we bought for the National Park of the United States can also be used, but even the ticket is inexpensive, about $10 a car. The main line is a 14-mile ring called Scenic Driving and a tourist center. Driving along this scenic line, you can see many hills of different shapes and shapes of red stones. There are some footpaths for tourists to walk around in the mountains. Interested people can go for a walk. Because we passed in winter, we also saw snow. It really snowed at the top of the hillside. Clouds and mists, white snowflakes and faint sunshine make up a rare natural spectacle. I highly recommend you to have a look.

A national park near downtown Las Vegas can be reached in 30 minutes by car with a total length of about 20 kilometers per car. It is famous for its red rocks. But the various mountain sceneries in the garden are also beautiful. It's also suitable for hiking and cycling. When you buy tickets, you'll get a guide with recommended hiking and cycling routes. You can also climb the wild mountains along the red stones. There are many climbers with professional equipment. All in all, this is a place of great value for money.