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WHAT'S AT RED ROCK CANYON?
Red Rock Canyon features a one-way 13-mile scenic drive, hiking and trails, plants and wildlife, geology, camping, cultural resources and much more. Our Visitor Center offers information and interpretation about recreation opportunities. The facility also features indoor and outdoor exhibits and a book and gift store.
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE AT RED ROCK CANYON
The Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area [RRCNCA] is located just a few miles west of Las Vegas and encompasses 195,819 acres within the Mojave Desert. Red Rock Canyon is an area of worldwide geologic interest and beauty.


VISITOR CENTER




The Red Rock Canyon Visitor Center is an informational hub for visitors filled with indoor and outdoor exhibits, plant specimens from throughout the canyon, and live Desert Tortoise habitats. Chat with the Information Desk about hike recommendations, participate in a program, and pick up something at the Elements shop to remember your trip.


SCENIC DRIVE
Video Tour


The 13 mile Scenic Drive through Red Rock Canyon allows visitors to explore the highs and lows of the canyon from their vehicle or bicycle, with many scenic stops and and trailheads along the way. Entrance fees support visitor facilities and upkeep for this world-renowned scenic drive.


HIKES & TRAILS


Red Rock Canyon is a maze of canyons and peaks, ledges and chimneys, chutes and gullies leading to surprises around every wall. There are 26 different hikes and trails that take you from the deep canyons to the highest points of Red Rock canyon. Click here for a complete list of hikes.


CLIMBING




Climbing is becoming increasingly popular in Red Rock Canyon. There are routes of interest to both the beginning and advanced climbers. Great boulders and sheer rock faces bring climbers from around the world. For more information, select "Rock Climbing" on the BLM Red Rock Canyon page.


UPDATE: See our news post regarding late exit permits for multi-pitch routes.


BIKING




Bicycling in Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area can be an enjoyable way to see the local flora and fauna. Bicycles are allowed on the one-way Scenic Drive, paved spur roads, and designated mountain bike trails. Bikes are not allowed on designated hiking trails. Motor vehicle regulations for bicycles apply while in the Conservation Area. The BLM website has more information for cyclists, just click "Road Biking" or "Mountain Biking".


On or off the pavement, beware of rocks falling off the cutbacks around switchbacks, debris where the road or trail crosses washes and loose gravel on the road surface. No water is available along the loop and no air or other repair facilities are available in the Red Rock Canyon Area. Please wear a helmet to protect from falls and debris.


CAMPING




Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area has one developed campground. Opened in 1998 to replace the Old Oak Creek Campground, formerly known as the 13-Mile Campground. The Red Rock Canyon Campground is located two miles east of the visitor center on W. Charleston Blvd (State Route 159), one mile south on Moenkopi Road from the junction with W. Charleston Blvd.


FLORA & FAUNA




Red Rock Canyon is home to a diverse mix of plants and animals. From seasonal wildflowers and wildlife to year round plants and animals, you might be surprised at how much life you'll find here!


PHOTOGRAPHY
Recreation At Red Rock


Red Rock Canyon's scenic vistas are inspiring to both amateur and professional photographers. Most visitors take snapshots of their visit. This type of photography is considered casual or personal use and does not require a film permit.


However, professional portraits and motion & still photography require film permits. Click here and select "Photography" for details, or call (702) 515-5000 to start the photography permit application and to find out permit costs.


OFF ROAD DRIVING




Off-highway driving in the National Conservation Area is limited to designated roads. Drivers traveling off designated roads are subject to fines. Roads open for off-highway recreation are multi-use: please be aware of other recreational user groups. Follow "Tread Lightly" motorized vehicle guidelines. Opportunities for off-highway vehicle touring include Rocky Gap Road, Cottonwood Valley, and other trails outside the Scenic Loop.


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