The Boat House

Just a short jaunt from Vegas, Red Rock Canyon offers stunning red cliffs, endless hiking trails, and scenic drives that make for a perfect escape into nature.

Seven Magic Mountains: seven towering neon boulder totems by Ugo Rondinone, a colorful desert spectacle just 10 miles from the Vegas Strip.

A scenic 8-mile lakeside trail featuring five historic railroad tunnels and panoramic views, winding gently from Lake Mead to the Hoover Dam.

This cozy, homey knife shop boasts a killer selection of silverware and high-end kitchen knives, where you can enjoy sharp convo and even sharper blades.

Gilcrease Orchard is a charming Las Vegas spot to hand-pick fresh fruits and veggies, enjoy apple cider donuts, hayrides, mazes, and sunflower fields.

Double Negative is a monumental 1969 land art piece in Nevada—a pair of massive trenches that extend the sky into the earth, redefining desert sculpture.

Nestled in Buffalo Bill’s Resort and Casino, this casual diner serves up 24/7 American breakfast staples with a lively, themed atmosphere and standout service.

Nestled on the California-Nevada border, this sprawling casino resort features casual lodging, dining options, a spa, and a concert arena, making it a fun pitstop for travelers heading to Vegas, though the once-bustling atmosphere now feels more about nostalgia than excitement.

Valley of Fire dazzles with ancient petroglyphs, fiery red sandstone, epic hikes, camping, and jaw-dropping desert views just an hour from Vegas.

Nestled on the shimmering waters of Lake Mead, the Harbor House Cafe serves up delicious diner fare and refreshing drinks in a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere with stunning views.