Moving to Las Vegas or just visiting? Then you must see what Las Vegas attractions have to offer and enjoy. That’s where we come in. Next, are you searching for a new home? First, lifestyle is very important. Second, our new home blog includes links to area attractions near your new home. In addition, if you are visiting, this is a good source for local fun information. In fact, take an afternoon drive to Mt Charleston during the hot summer months. Its noticeably cooler. Take a lunch or enjoy the restaurant at Retreat Mt Charleston. Beside the views are spectacular.
Las Vegas Attractions, Your New Neighbors
Mt Charleston On Our List of Las Vegas Attractions
Mt Charleston, is located north of Las Vegas on US 95. Turn left at State Rte 157(Kyle Canyon Rd). Follow the signs. Hiking, camping, sightseeing with breathing views. No fee required.
Valley of Fire
Valley of Fire. colorful Nevada State Park located north on I-15 to Valley of Fire Hwy turn off. Camping, hiking, sightseeing. Visitor Center. Fee required. For you next weekend excursion, Zion National Park is another National Park worth taking. Its further north. More details about Zion in coming articles.
Red Rock Canyon 
Red Rock Canyon is located west on State Route(SR) 159. Signs are clearly marked. Hiking, camping, climbing, trails, scenic loop. Fee is required.
Lake Mead National Recreational Area
Lake Mead National Recreational is located east of the Las Vegas valley. Its about a 45 minute drive from the valley. Go south on CC 215 Beltway or I-515 south and merge onto I-11 towards Boulder City. Follow the clearly marked signs. Another route through Henderson is to take SR-564. Your first stop should be the Visitor Center. Fee is required. Lake Mead Visitor Center Map.