While out driving, who knows what's along the way !…read more Shall we get out and stretch our let's. Let's do this . Ladies for those of us whom need to have the potty close stop here ! Here's to a real hot springs in the middle of no where. Truly we are in the middle of nowhere . Maybe the moon would be a better description. This hot springs is a geothermal phenomenon that provides life right here in the middle of who knows what? Life exists in many respects. The microbes that are present here are very small in a lot of varieties. The water even has fish that are swimming around in it. Don't drink the water . Again, don't drink the water . Do not swim in the water! Do not swim in the water it will cause a serious health condition and hazard. Are you needing to have a picnic and stretch your legs this is the place. Get out and walk and let the family be free. So many attempts have been made to make this springs something else and special . The original inhabitants of St. Thomas started to divert the water for agricultural purposes. Though many attempts many failed because of lack of funds to help pay for it. The fish that exist in the water are from a hatchery that was established still has some fish left over from the 1940s project that was never completed. The views of the water and this natural hot springs are absolutely stunning. The water moves at over 1,000 gallons per minute. Come and take a break and enjoy the beautiful views of nature.

Rogers Hot Spring in the area of Valley of Fire State Park is a beautiful place to visit, with…read moretranquil running water and great picnic spots. The restrooms are kept clean but they are definitely port a potty hole in the ground with a seat style. However, the signage is VERY poor and hidden behind shrubbery. It's vital that warning signs about the Naegleria fowleri amoeba in the thermal water are posted clearly and visibly upon arrival, as this amoeba can cause a VERY serious illness, or even DEATH if it enters the nose. People were swimming when we visited, highlighting the urgency of this. Despite this, it remains a nice stop to make in the area.

Very laid back here, at least in late January....isolated campground as well as an RV Park and a…read moresmall single story motel....the store is well stocked but very seasonal...fairly reasonable prices considering there is NOWHERE close to here for provisions....the marina area is pretty small in comparison to the Nevada side....not much going on here as it is very isolated....the Lone worker in the store did say that they get busy during the warmer months but that is still a few months away/:..restaurant and bar are closed from mid October thru mid April or so....rentals are available for boats and equipment...water is about the same as Nevada, you can see where the boat launch used to be, pretty sad state of affairs....anyway, it's a cool spot...RECOMMEND

What an amazing place!! From the moment we all got there we had a blast!!! Extremely helpful…read morefriendly staff. Can't wait to go back!!!

Located within a 5 minute drive from Laughlin Nevada is a spot where a very short hike takes you…read moreback thousands of years. The Sacred area is well worth the short trip and shorter walk. There are literally hundreds of petroglyphs and other stunning views of the rocky mountainous and desert terrain. If the the Laughlin area - Just Do It.

What a great spot for a picnic and to take nature in!…read more Must be able to off-road to get here as parts of the road are unpaved and a bit uneven. Once you get to the wash it's absolutely gorgeous and so peaceful! We saw lots of birds and even a baby donkey. A great place to escape the hustle and bustle and relax.

Great spot for fishing and kayaking. REALLY bothers me how many people le as be e their trash…read morebehind. Some areas the ground was on a slope but were made it work. During spring break this area gets packed so get out early or camp.

I hike part of the Shoreline Trail several times each winter when the temperatures permit. The…read moreShoreline Trail stretches from the former Las Vegas Bay boat launch area to the 3 Islands Overlook at 33 Hole about 2 miles south. When I hike this trail, it's because I'm hiking through what's known as White Owl Canyon and after going through some pipes to get to the old road, I return to the car by joining the Shoreline Trail about a mile from the parking area for 33 Hole and the 3 Islands Lookout. Some volunteers have done some nice work over the last couple of years by placing boulders along the trail so one knows where to go. This section has changed over the 7 years or so that I've been hiking the trail. The boulders work now because the level of the lake has fallen so much there's little danger that the trail will be covered by water and the rocks become useless. In fact, it has been very discouraging to watch the level of the lake drop so much that you now have to leave the trail to get to the edge of a stream that was once the lake. It is nice to see the water fowl and it's a pleasant hike when temperatures permit.

YELP 365 CHALLENGE 2014-(313/365) "A Hiking We Will Go! "…read more Any time there's a chance to explore the outdoors, it's an automatic 5 stars for me. Add to that, a bunch of great people and our resident hike expert Norm leading the pack, you got yourself one heck of an excursion! There were 10 of us on this chilly morning and it was my first time inside the Lake Mead Area. The views here are so breathtaking, pictures and reviews don't do any justice...you gotta get out there and experience this yourself! This hike is about 3 miles and involves different elevations, a bit of rock scrambling, going through a few tunnels and a brief time inside owl canyon where we saw great rock formations, and even an owl who was guarding his/her huge nest nearby. there were also tons of clam shells scattered around and old Budweiser and Coors cans from the peel tab era. There also was a random wood frame kinda thing during our hike which made all of us clueless as to why anything was being constructed. After a short walk on the paved road way, we looped around and began the trek back to our cars along the rock formed trail taking in the awesome scenery and a last scramble up the same hill we first went down back to the parking lot. Thanks again Norm for another great hike, and we'll join you on the trail once again for your next hike! ALOHA!!! Shaka Meter: \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ 5

Everything in this special setting was clean, well maintained and accessible. Convenience store,…read moregrill (with a veggie burger option), great staff, parking, signage. Next time we are bringing our kayak! We came to volunteer, and stayed to enjoy this special setting.

I enjoy coming here to get some time at the water!…read more Heads up: If you do any paddle boarding or boating, etc. you must have a life jacket so please remember that. They also do rentals here for boats/kayaks, etc. that come with life jackets. If you bring your own boat, you cannot rent a life jacket by itself. Recommendations: kayak over to the hot springs for a truly beautiful day! Very peaceful spot to rejuvenate and enjoy nature.

This hike is not for dogs, and I wouldn't recommend small kids under 10. You have to go up and own…read moreropes, climb a lot of rocks. It is a part of willow beach. So I would recommend maybe meeting at the end of the trail if you HAVE to bring small kids or dogs. You would have to kayak or canoe from willow beach to the end of the trail. At willow beach they do have the equipment available for rent. This hike is long. It took me 4 hours to get to the end and back. There are 7 ropes you will have to go down and climb up to get back. We had to have young men help us up some of the rocks. Boost were needed, and assistance getting down the rocks.

Great hike. Pretty intense and not recommended for kids or elderly in my opinion. Also leave your…read moredogs at home. There are 5 (?) spots with ropes or ladders that you have to climb up / down. The hike is all downhill on the way to the springs and uphill on the way out so remember that. Definitely pack snacks! It's a long hike, our round trip ended up being 7 miles but we did a lot of walking once we got down to the Colorado River. Don't forget to keep ur head above the hot springs water! There are signs for brain eating amoebas that live in the springs (only attack humans if they can travel up the nasal passage)

It was an easy 1.22 round trip walk from the trailhead (once I figured out I didn't have to walk…read moredead center in the loose sand and moved to the perimeter of the trail). Per the information at the trailhead, we did not touch the petroglyphs and were careful not to climb any rocks/boulders even when the trail was only single foot width. It's a dog friendly outing. The weather was just right for it, too. Laughlin is beautiful and breathtaking here.

Grapevine Canyon was a nice hike with plenty of opportunities for some great pictures. The…read morepetroglyphs are always a sight to see. The ride is off a dirt road we drove out in a truck. The mountains around you are beautiful. The sacred land and the history of the tribes that lived in the Spirit Mountain is something to read about. Don't forget your water for the hike. There is a small dirt parking lot and a restroom. Enjoy the history and the scenery.

Absolutely beautiful little beach area past Nelson by 10 minutes. We enjoyed ourselves. The only…read morething that was off setting is the garbage all over the beach area there. Literally it looks like a dumping area and being there are no trash cans around there people literally throw their trash on the ground. I feel bad for the wildlife out there. People park their cars right up literally on the water which takes the beach feel Out of it for me. From now on, we will get there at 8 and be out by 10-11 to avoid that part of humanity.

Cool place to visit A little get away for Sunday afternoon!…read moreStay weird You can maybe see some activity's if you go on sunset