Oak Creek Canyon, Red Rock Canyon in Las Vegas
Las Vegas locals know that Red Rock Canyon is a gem, and its beauty draws in the crowds.
As a city native, I’ve learned my lesson early on when getting a late start to hit the trail.
The line of cars waiting outside the entrance can span for miles, and many times - eager hikers will be turned away especially on the weekends and holidays.
To help with the busy season, reservations are needed for Red Rock Canyon (starting November 3rd).
Read MoreSpring is long gone in Las Vegas. Desert natives know the cooler temperatures only lasts about a few weeks, before the scorching heat rolls in.
And with that, hikers have to adapt to enjoy summer hikes in Las Vegas.
Here’s our list of tips to prepare for the trail during the summer season.
Read MoreFor those of us who love the outdoors, how are you holding up?
Personally, I miss hiking. Exploring. Traveling. I miss the national parks. All the adventures.
To stay active, I’ve brainstormed ways to cope through all of this and wanted to share what’s helping my restlessness during quarantine.
Read MoreFor those of us who love the outdoors and want to maintain regular exercise, it can be difficult to find a place that’s not already overcrowded.
For the past two weekends, we’ve set out to find areas that provide a safe space to enjoy nature while also social distancing.
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For once, Ice Box Canyon truly lived up to its name at Red Rock Canyon, just outside Las Vegas, Nevada.
The recent storms had covered the landscape into a winter wonderland.
Pine trees and cacti layered with glistening snow and icicles.
Parts of the the trail hardened with ice.
The crunch of my hiking shoes along the path was new, but a welcoming sound.
The springs shared the sound of rushing water, creating a sense of calm.
This was a hike I’ve explored many times, but today - it looked and felt different.
Much like how this year ended for me.
I had a clear vision of how 2019 should have ended, but the conditions told another story.
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