The Las Vegas Strip is the most famous stretch of road in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Historic downtown Las Vegas is where all the glitz and glamour of Sin City was born. It earned the nickname “Glitter Gulch” because of all the neon lights.
Boulder City is a planned city created for the workers and families of those who built the Hoover Dam.
Hoover Dam is one of the greatest engineering marvels of modern history. It’s just a short drive from Las Vegas and within the boundaries of Lake Mead National Recreation Area.
The Spring Mountains National Recreation Area, commonly referred to as Mount Charleston, is a great place to beat the desert heat of Las Vegas.
Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area is a great desert getaway just a short drive from Las Vegas. If you’re looking to take a breather from all the bright lights on the Strip, this is a nice option for a full or half day.
A brief guide on where to eat in Las Vegas. It’s no secret the city features some of the best restaurants in the world, with all sorts of delicious traditional and modern cuisine. In this post, I’ll highlight some of the restaurants I visited during my trips.
Located on the border of California and Nevada, Primm offers the first casinos for those traveling into Nevada (or the last casinos for those leaving).