10 Best Day Trips From Las Vegas
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Just outside of Las Vegas, the rest of Nevada and the neighboring states all have a plethora of spectacular attractions to offer as well, ranging from futuristic marvels to nature's most stunning creations. These are the 10 best day trips from Las Vegas!
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Do yourselves a favor- whatever you do, do it in the Spring or Fall and never worry about the brutal temperatures!
Have done every one of them, all great trips. Just did Bryce Canyon. They are all a nice break from the Las Vegas energy and glitz.
Other day trips: Area 51, Techatticup Gold Mine, Antelope Canyon, Nellis Dunes (ATV Riding), Seven Magic Mountains, Grand Canyon Helo Tours, Grand Canyon Mule Trips, Vegas Helo Night Tours, Battlefield Vegas (Indoor and Outdoor gun ranges including fully automatic machine guns), Gunship Helos (ride a combat helo and fire machines guns), Nellis Airshow (each November)
These are all great places to visit! Thank you for your suggestions 😊
He mentioned Antelope!
I would add Sedona AZ to the list from experience
if you're going up to Lake Mead know this; the marina is now closed due to decreasing water levels. i urge you to refrain from water activities there, and if you really want to go out on the water, just go down the river a ways. there's a small town outside Kingman that gives better access. Still, take The Whole Dam Tour if you do decide to visit lake mead/the hoover dam.
I will add one: Snow Canyon State Park just north of St. George, UT. Has some great hiking and fabulous rock formations.
Great suggestion! I've never been but def plan to.
I had a fantastic trip there in February. We sunbathed in the sand and hiked slot canyons. It was awesome!
Many of these take a day to get there and back so count on staying the night.
Add Laughlin to this. Small, quiet version of Las Vegas plus some smaller points of interest such as Christmas Tree Pass, Grapevine Canyon, Davis Dam and Oatman, AZ. Can be done in one day but suggest staying at least one night in Laughlin and walk along the Colorado River.
These are awesome suggestions! Thank you 😊
Man, I wish I came across this video before my trip to Vegas last summer. You get tired of seeing the same Vegas every time and need to go beyond the city's life and its craziness.
You can use it for next time ☺️
I’m going in October for the first time, I have Grand Canyon West, Valley of Fire, hoover Dam, Death Valley, Red Rock planned so far
U wouldn’t have been able to do much outside in the summer due to the insane heat
I went to Valley of Fire ealier this Dec and temp was Perfect. I'd generally avoid if weather in Vegas in in the 90s and above.
the grand canyon the scenery is very amazing
Been once, the heat from the desert is amazing
Thank you for this amazing vidéo !
Is thanks giving break is goof time to visit those places.
Yes it is!
beautiful locations, however, Zion, Bryce and Antilope are not one day trips, way to far from LV.
Yes! More than a day would definitely be ideal for all three of these amazing destinations. ☺️
reinhold vink - zion is 2.5 hrs from vegas, bryce 4, and antelope canyon is 4.5 hrs away; definitely not "way too far."
This is great. I want to do several of them. A slight objection. I can't imagine going to Antelope Canyon in a day trip, as the drive is 6 hours one way. Also Bryce Canyon is one heck of a long way away. Otherwise really great. I live in Flagstaff, 4 hours away from Las Vegas. Thanks for lots of suggestions!
How is Flagstaff and Sedona in late Dec, around Christmas? I am planning on visiting Las Vegas around Christmas, then rent a car and drive to Sedona/Flagstaff for a couple of days; however, I have heard that it is the coldest month for that area and hikes due to the cold are not fun. Your thoughts??
Thank you for the kind words and for the feedback, Gary. I hope you get to do the ones you're looking into. Happy travels! 😊
I did a few of these hikes in February and while it was a bit colder, I didn't mind it much. During the day it's more than manageable, it gets very cold when the sun is down. I think if you plan accordingly, you should be good. I usually had a sweater on during the day and it was fine, but after sunset, you def need a thick winter jacket. I personally prefer hiking in the cold vs hiking in extreme heat, but then again I'm Canadian so that could be a reason why. 🙂
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Thank you for your kind words. 😊
Very helpful!
Good information, thanks for posting
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So great video I like it so much
Incredible!!
Great information
Great video! I'm going to Vegas all the way from Sweden with a friend for a music festival in a few weeks. But ain't much of a gambler so I wanna explore the beautiful surroundings as well. Probably will visit Valley of fire and Hoover dam. Do you know any good alternatives to get to the hoover dam if you don't rent a car(Good bus tours for example)?
Plenty of local bus tours to get there.
Awesome video!
Laughlin and Oatman,Az.👍
Haven't been to Antelope Canyon, but all the others, including the South and North Rims.
Well done!
Thank you!
Nice video. Good pictures. A few inaccurate statements.
Bryce canyon or Antelope canyon a "day trip" from Vegas? Wow. I hope no one makes plans based on this.
which road is that at 23 seconds in?
Very nice video though would have preferred some personal footage as opposed to stock. Also, let’s be honest, Bryce Canyon, Zion, Antelope Canyon are 4+ hours one way, hardly conducive to a “day trip”. But good info anyway.
I’m going next week for 3 days. My dad is 86 and I got him a scooter any recommendations? I will be staying at the Aria
Absolutely!
The Strip: While this might seem obvious, cruising down the Strip in a scooter can be an enjoyable experience. The spectacle of lights and the people-watching alone can be worth it. Be sure to check out the Bellagio Fountains and the Mirage Volcano show. Both are free and very accessible.
The High Roller Observation Wheel: The High Roller at the LINQ is a 550-foot tall Ferris wheel with enclosed cabins that provide stunning views of the city. It's fully accessible and a great way to get an overview of Las Vegas.
Mob Museum: If your dad is a fan of history or crime dramas, the Mob Museum might be an interesting place to visit. It presents a bold and authentic view of organized crime’s impact on Las Vegas history. The museum is accessible to people with mobility issues.
Botanical Gardens at the Bellagio: The Bellagio's Conservatory & Botanical Gardens offers a beautiful, serene, and very accessible place to enjoy beautiful flowers and plants.
The Neon Museum: This outdoor museum offers guided tours of historic and unique Las Vegas signs. Be sure to reserve ahead of time, as it can sell out.
Shows: Las Vegas is renowned for its shows and performances, from Cirque du Soleil to magic shows to concerts. Make sure to check what shows will be available during your visit, and remember that many theatres offer accessible seating.
For day trips:
Hoover Dam: A trip to the nearby Hoover Dam can be a fascinating look at this iconic piece of American engineering. They offer accessible tours and it's less than an hour's drive from Las Vegas.
Red Rock Canyon: If your dad enjoys nature, the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area offers scenic drives and visitor center exhibits. While hiking might be out, the views alone from the accessible areas are worth it.
Valley of Fire State Park: The visitor center is accessible and there are a couple of short, accessible trails.
Heading to Vegas in May for 5 days, how do I fit all this in my schedule AND explore the strip. lol. I can't choose which ones to do.
Definitely try doing the ones close by like Red Rock, Valley Of Fire, and Grand Canyon. Hope you have an amazing time! ☺️
Does anyone know if the hot desert hikes are doable in the evening too?
I'm not sure, but if any are definitely have a strong flashlight so you can see ahead and hike only on a marked trail because most of the wildlife is most active at night
What’s the best one to take in August?
I'd suggest the Hoover dam because you can do a tour inside the dam. It gets really really hot in August so if you do decide to visit places like the valley of fire or red Rock Canyon, be sure to visit early morning or late evening.
It's not "The Hoover Dam" .. it's just "Hoover Dam".
Antelope Canyon looks magical. But is that where that guy had to cut his own arm off? From the movie?
Ct - no, as the crow flies about 160 miles northeast of there. what you are referencing happened in bluejohn canyon, which is near canyonlands national park, utah. if you ever hike either, bring a hacksaw along, just in case...
@@z-z-z-z Just had a flashback to the plyers scene. Yokes. Remember why I only saw that once.
"Elevations ranging from 600' to 18 miles"???
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A 5 month old post should have current video and not old stock footage
“Nevadah” pls stop.
Great job