Visit Nelson Ghost Town, It Will Make Your Las Vegas Trip More Interesting

This quirky attraction is just about 45 minutes from the Las Vegas strip and its a popular, but desolate, tourist destination that attracts many photographers, adventurers, and music video directors. If you are planning a trip to the Hoover Dam, it is not a bad idea to add this to your itinerary.

HISTORIC RAILROAD TRAIL HAS SPECTACULAR VIEWS OF LAKE MEAD

Known as the first National Recreation area, Lake Mead offers visitors the luxury of waters sports, hiking, diving, and more. Lake Mead is the biggest man-made reservoir in the United States, which is formed by the Hoover Dam on the Colorado River. The massive lake is located in the states of Nevada and Arizona, about 30 miles (48 km) east from Las Vegas Strip.

THE FIRE WAVE – VALLEY OF FIRE’S MOST BEAUTIFUL TRAIL

Right outside of Las Vegas there is a valley that is on fire! With a little over an hour away, near Overton, you can reach the oldest and largest State Park in Nevada. It is known around the world due to its 40,000 acres of bright red Aztec sandstones burrowed in gray and tan limestone, petrified trees, and petroglyphs that are over 2,000 years old.

Wheel Of Misfortune Las Vegas, Guaranteed To Make You Lose

Las Vegas is full of over-the-top glamour attractions that bring in millions of tourist every year. The casino resorts can give any person…

The Hoover Dam Is a Remarkable Modern Marvel Outside Las Vegas

The city of Las Vegas is known for having a lack of moderation and being a fun-filled destination full of wonder, joy, and buffoonery as far as one can imagine. The city lights and the continuous bombardment of entertainment can encapsulate a visitor into the pleasantries the Las Vegas Strip has to offer quickly making you forget that there is a desert around you to explore.

SEVEN MAGIC MOUNTAINS LAS VEGAS, EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW

When I first moved back to the United States I had to stay in Los Angeles over a weekend to pickup my car that…

IT SNOWED IN THE MOJAVE DESERT & TOOK SOME PHOTOS

It is my second winter living in Las Vegas and I have to say it does not get as cold compared to other places I have lived before. I have a heavy winter coat and I have not used it since living here.

This year was a little colder than what I remember compared to my first Winter and was surprised to wakeup one day and see snow on my car. The first thing that came to mind is I need to go to take some photos of Red Rock and I want to share some of them.

ICEBOX CANYON, THE PERFECT GETAWAY FROM THE VEGAS HEAT

I have finally lived through my first Summer here in Las Vegas. As I write this it is currently winter and I got…

CALICO TANKS TRAIL ENDS WITH A BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF VEGAS

Red Rock Canyon Conservation Area is one of my favorite places to visit since I have been living in Las Vegas. I truly…