Nestled behind some of the most exclusive homes and golf courses in south west las Vegas you can…read morefind one of the most intricate mountain bike systems. We've been having great rides, jumps and experiences here since we started riding back in 2016. It's all ways a great time. Come out and try your mom, permagrin, pornstar and Davies dive, you will love it.

Bear's Best is an absolute blast! Using trailforks as a guide....there are lots of trails with fun…read moredrops and jumps. The trails vary in difficulty and you can get lost easily with all the trail crossings. Trailforks was a great help to keep me on track.

If you're looking to experience the beauty of the Mojave Desert while visiting Las Vegas, Red Rock…read moreCanyon is absolutely worth adding to your itinerary. The scenic drive is a 13-mile one-way loop with numerous pull-offs where you can stop, take photos, and enjoy some incredible views. There are more than 25 hiking trails that branch off the scenic loop, ranging from short nature walks to challenging hikes. I visited in May, and for me, it was already a little too hot to enjoy hiking in the desert. We drove the scenic loop and stopped at several trailheads, walking a short distance down many of the trails before heading back to the air-conditioned car. We quickly realized we weren't prepared for the desert heat, but it gave us a great preview of what the area has to offer. Even without completing any of the hikes, I was amazed by the colorful rock formations, desert landscape, and scenic overlooks. There are plenty of places to pull over and simply appreciate the views without committing to a long hike. Next time, I'd definitely visit during the cooler months so I can spend more time exploring the trails. If you plan to hike, be sure to bring plenty of water, wear sun protection, and start early in the day. Even if you only drive the loop, Red Rock Canyon is a beautiful escape from the Las Vegas Strip and well worth the visit.

I could return here over and over and never tire of the magnificence of the vistas, the stone and…read morethe chaparral. We did some hiking, breathed in the dry Nevada mountain air. It was 34 and not a drop of sweat. LOL. Easy to get lost in one's thoughts by the pure beauty of this magical place.

Cute little park. Quick stop on the way to Red Rock Canyon Park…read more But.....no burros. Maybe. Next time.

Blue Diamond is the most lovely little town. This park is nice with a skate park and baseball field…read moreand playground. However it is FULL of turds from the donkeys.

Amazing park for toddlers who love to run around, it's really nice early in the morning but it does…read moreget pretty packed during lunch time and after 5pm. The park is always well maintained, and the doggie bags always replenished and the playground kept up. I did get a splinter for wearing sandals so remember closed toe shoes.

This is a coolest spot in Vegas with a 360-degree view of the city. The Western-themed playground…read moreis a huge hit with kids, and there's open greenery for a walk. If you're looking for a quick sweat, take the trail to the top of the peak. It's a 10-minute uphill climb that serves as a great mini-workout. The payoff? Incredible panoramic views of the entire Vegas valley. Perfect for a part-day outing or a scenic walk.

This park has everything one can want in a park and more. Expensive walking trails, multiple…read moreplaygrounds, baseball fields, soccer field, large picnic areas, etc. If you like to walk, the paths here are large and offer longer paths for you to get your steps in with pretty scenery. Definitely a nice park outing for all to be had here.

The park is easily accessible from Blue Diamond and Buffalo. We went around 3PM and normally my…read moredaughter will spend an hour exploring the equipment. She later admits 10 minutes in the 106F heat. Also, the climbing netting area was closed. The park is well equipped with a "gym", slides, swings, bathroom and a walking trail. We will try again when the weather gets cooler

I've been out to Vegas every October for the past few years. Each time I have gone out for at least…read moreone tour with Brandon. It's been great because the network of trails is as diverse as the people you come across on the Strip. Brandon does a great job of making the ride suit the capabilities of the group. I've been in groups with beginners and other time with more skilled riders. It's always fun and definitely worth the detour.

Brandon is awesome and as someone that works at Red Rock Canyon, he is always a friendly face to…read moresee. You know you'll be in good hands taking a tour through his company because he has a ton of experience. Enjoy your tour!

My advice is to know the trail you're going to hike before you go. Don't be like us and assume you…read morewill know where to go. We started on one trail and we're supposed to go off on another but I didn't realize that until I got home and saw the directions. SO, we ended up hiking and walking and walking and hiking further and further into the desert. Ended up doubling the original hike that was "supposed" to be a loop. Other than getting lost, it was a nice trail. It's not strenuous at all and pretty easy with a few hills. Nothing unbearable or too hard, even for kids. There's lots of cactus plants and of corse rocks and wildlife. It's nice to go early in the morning before it gets too hot. There are some views of the city and lots of views of desert and mountains. At the beginning of the hike there is a parking lot, restrooms and maps.

Only hike about 2 miles here and found it very average however I was chomping at the bit wishing I…read morehad my mountain bike. There is an actual bathroom here with cold water. There is even a place to maintenance your bike. Admittedly I did enjoy all the grouse and bunnies running around. For hiking not so much but if you have a bike I'd say give it a go.

Such a cool loop!…read more We're so lucky to have Red Rock Canyon so close to town and there are so many areas you can explore without entering the paid loop. This is one of them and I recommend checking out the little town of Blue Diamond as well where you can park safely and then go exploring. The loop itself is just under 8 miles. Depending on which part of it you hike your experience can include burros, an abandoned ranch, rubber ducks, and even a shot up classic car. This particular loop is free. You can begin the trail from several different areas. There's no shade so best time to be here is on much cooler days typically Oct - Apr. Also keep in mind that desert weather can turn on you very quickly so sometimes your hike starts with blue skies but can end up with clouds or even rain. So take advantage of the best time of year in Vegas which is now! Explore beyond Red Rock Canyon loop and have a lot of fun.

Great time at Landmine, Spanish trail to rubber ducky always a good time especially when the…read moreweather is this nice. If you go it's best the day after a mice rain. If it has rain d in a while then you'll probably encounter more loose gravel but that's ok because it just adds to the challenge. You can start your ride from Blue Diamond or leave a vehicle at Blue Diamond and shuttle up to "Late Night" on Blue Diamond highway. From "Late Night" you can take trails like: Mustang, viagra to land mine and then back into Blue Diamond. So many different trail systems! Lots of good inclines and fast down hills.