Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area

• Sam wise
  
  
  (April 11, 2019, 2:18 pm)

  Loses a star because the scenic drive was closed due to high use. This place was unbelievably busy on the Sunday I went, easily comparable to Grand Canyon or Death Valley. Parking is ample in but it fills up really quick and they don't have the resources of other parks so they then have to shut down some areas to keep others staffed. The direct result of this was that I was unable to hike with my dad all the way to icebox canyon in the time we had. All that said, the place is beautiful and I understand why it is so popular, especially when it is sunny but not too hot. Worth the trip, just get there early or plan to hike a long way to get close to the red rocks.

• Clorox Bleach
  
  
  (April 5, 2019, 5:26 am)

  Beautiful and that is not even saying enough. The mountains/ valleys to see here are amazing and very much something everyone should go see. It's not that expensive to get in somewhere around $15 dollars a car I believe, maybe $20. Other than that it will take you a good 4+ hours to see everything if you climb around or do some trail hiking. It's very fun and a beautiful place to see highly recommended

• Jessica Mitton
  
  
  (April 4, 2019, 2:46 pm)

  Great scenic drive and hiking. Dog friendly areas. There was a delightful pond of frogs that would serenade if you stayed quiet for a short while. Highly recommend getting out of the car to explore the wonder of this area. Some fantastic visitors made a massive Deathly Hallows symbol out of rocks on a trail. ????

• janelle b
  
  
  (April 2, 2019, 4:34 pm)

  Come early especially if you plan on coming during the weekend. Arrived at around 7am on a Saturday and there was 2 cars in line.. 2 hours later (9am) I saw large groups coming in and the parking lot filled up quick. Parking can be tight since many park their car for hours to go on the hiking trails. It's a beautiful park to drive through. You can spend about 1-3 hours here. Enjoy!

• Ken Young
  
  
  (March 26, 2019, 1:57 am)

  Awesome hike up the ice box. Navigating the boulders is a lot of fun. Keep going till you get to the end. You'll know when your there as there's no where else to go. Once you reach the base of the waterfall you can climb the steep rocks to the left then cross over to the right side, climb some more then hop back to the left side to view a large pool of water and feel some spray from the waterfall. That last bit is not for the faint of heart but well worth the effort. My son went one step further and took a dip in the icy cold water. What a great adventure!

Red Rock Canyon | Las Vegas, Nevada

Southern Nevada Conservancy, a 501c3 nonprofit organization based in Las Vegas, NV, serves Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area under a formal agreement with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in many ways, including interpretive programming, fee-station management, retail operations, and this website.

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Directions Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area is located 17 miles west of the Las Vegas Strip on Charleston Boulevard/State Route 159. It's approx. 30 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip. If you are using a GPS unit, please type in Red Rock Canyon Visitor Center, or 3205 State Highway 159, Las ...

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Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. Red Rock Canyon is a crowd favorite for locals and tourists alike. More than one million people make the journey to the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area every year, which gets its name from the fantastic red sandstone formations that can be found throughout the region.

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Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area

(702) 515-5350 Located 17 miles west of the Las Vegas Strip, Red Rock Canyon spans 195,819 acres and draws more than one million visitors every year. The area's striking geologic features wildlife and plants provide a dramatic backdrop for hiking, horseback riding, mountain climbing, and mountain and road biking.

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Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area is about 16 mi. w. on Charleston Blvd. (SR 159) from jct. I-15 exit 41; follow signs to the visitor center. Even the drive to this 197,000-acre conservation area is spectacular, leaving behind the Strip's neon glitter for stark desert landscapes.

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Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area HCR 33 Box 5500 Las Vegas, NV 89161. Red Rock Canyon Main Information Line 702-515-5350. Emergency or Fire 702-293-8932 or 911 Sign-up for Hikes and Programs 702-515-5367. Late Exit Permit for Climbing 702-515-5050. Giftshop and Bookstore 702-515-5379. RSVP for Group Campsites, Wedding Permits and ...

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Calico hills is a good one for a short walk with some options for climbing. Calico tanks is longer but sooo worth it. Lost Creek is a gorgeous, super short hike with a waterfall at the end.