We love going to Red Rocks. The scenery is indescribable, and the park wasn't too crowded so it worked out perfectly. We did some of the smaller trails and even gave Turtlehead a shot (didn't make it the whole way). It is a must do if going out to Vegas, just make sure you book a reservation starting in October.

If you are in Vegas, this is a must!! The view is no less than amazing. The pictures are not misleading. You can take a hike or just travel with the car and stop for pictures. I recommend both. The entrance cost is 22USD, worth every penny. From October 1st you need to register in advance!

Stunning area. Joined a Pink Jeep tour as my family all flew out a day before me. I had had a fantastic day. Would love to go back.again. many great hikes to do and loved exploring the different landscapes.

Red Rock Canyon, just outside Las Vegas, offers a striking escape from the city's glamour. The iconic red sandstone formations and diverse hiking trails provide a serene desert adventure. It's conveniently located for both tourists and locals and offers a peaceful retreat in the American Southwest's rugged beauty, making it a perfect day trip destination to experience the stunning natural landscapes away from the Las Vegas Strip.

Beautiful day trip to the Red Rock Canyon.. The view were amazing. Well worth the $22 I spent($20 for the entrance, $2 for the reservation fee) I booked it early online to skip the line at the entrance, veer to the right if you have a prepaid reservation. Would do again next time I have a car in Vegas

So, this review is based on past visits. Pre-Covid, you could just drive through. In November 2022, they required that you make a reservation for a timed entry, but they let us through anyway. In November 2023, they still require a reservation but now they turn you away if you don't have one. The problem with this is that we had no cell service at the entrance, and by the time we got service back, we had decided to do something else. With that said, the loop is absolutely gorgeous with stunning views from several different locations. Definitely a must-see, just book in advance.

This place is gorgeous. My friends and I did the 13 mile route drive and made a bunch of the stops. We hiked some, but not any of the very long/strenuous ones. It is sunny with little shade but when I visited there were a lot of shrubs and cacti. People were rock climbing and rapelling. There was even an area with some old rock paintings which was pretty cool. It is about 30 minutes from the strip and so worth the drive. We did need to make an online timed reservation and pay a small fee to enter, but it was totally worth it.

They have a really nice trail. About 3.5 miles. Not too difficult but it gets rocky. Scenery is beautiful. Make sure to take lots of pics. Don’t forget to bring water and a snack. There are no convenience store’s anywhere near. Parking lot is small and gets full quick but there’s street parking. Have fun.

Good half-day trip away from the crowds on the Strip. We went with Pink Jeep Tours, which I recommend. If you have a rental car, it looks like a good place to hike independent from a tour.

we went here to see the sights. we spent several hours driving thru and did a couple of small hikes. has bathrooms at the stops. easy to find. does cost to see. you drive thru at your own pace. vistors center good place to start. its a total of 13 mile loop. you do need to schedule a time to go thru