Rail Explorers Las Vegas Division

Tourist attraction · Boulder City

Rail Explorers Las Vegas Division

Tourist attraction · Boulder City

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601 Yucca St, Boulder City, NV 89005

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Rail Explorers Las Vegas Division by null
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Rail Explorers was a thrilling pedal-powered adventure in the Nevada landscape, perfect for families with scenic rides and tasty BBQ treats.  

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601 Yucca St, Boulder City, NV 89005 Get directions

railexplorers.net

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601 Yucca St, Boulder City, NV 89005 Get directions

+1 877 833 8588
railexplorers.net

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crowd lgbtq friendly
crowd trans safespace
wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance

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Jul 11, 2025

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Vaccinated customers can get free crinkle cut fries at Shake Shack with proof - Eater Vegas

"Rail Explorers, the pedal-powered rail bikes experience, partnered with Fox Smokehouse BBQ on two new sandwiches and a cocktail. The Messy Rex sandwich comes as a Side Car version with pulled pork, macaroni and cheese, and fried pickles while the Caboose version, which includes everything in the Side Car, adds a reaper pepper for an extra kick. The Off The Rails is a rum fruit punch beverage." - Susan Stapleton

https://vegas.eater.com/2021/5/25/22452494/vaccinated-customers-free-fries-shake-shack
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JaNel G.

Google
This was one of the best experiences my family and I have ever had on a family roadtrip. We will be talking about this experience for years to come! We did the Dawn ride and it was amazing! The views of the sun going down, the helpfulness and professionalism of the staff (Bert was our favorite), the mild weather, the ease of using the rail bike, everything was GREAT! They give clear instructions that are easy to follow and we loved that you can go at your own pace which is great if you’re bringing children. When you get to the end, the lit seating area is nice. It has awesome views of the mountains, string lights and fire pits! This is a must do experience for Nevada residents and visitors alike!

Bryan Jones

Google
Best experience of our Vegas trip, we had so much fun on the sunrise tour. The trip down the hill was beautiful, and then going up the hill was a good little workout. We enjoyed the train ride back, it's not very often we get to have acn experience like this.

Montse Dorado

Google
Scheduled a surprise trip for my wife and I at sunset. Went through a small training to learn how the tandem cart worked. Very cool that they offer 2 and 4 person carts for groups and kids. Incredibly safe and fun especially right now with the everything closed due to quarantine. Its a great outdoor activity. Especially the lit Up picnic area at the end. I totally recommend packing snacks and drinks. Provided quality time for us. So if you're interested in riding. Take a few pics here and there but enjoy the ride with your friends and family. Its not about how fast you get there. And yes there are bathroom available before you take off on your adventure. USE THE BATHROOM

D “Juanito” H

Google
I haven’t had this much fun in a long while, you gotta try this if you are in the area. I wouldn’t recommend you to do this in the summer when it is 120 degrees out even with full sun screen and sun block gears unless you are used to exposure. I was actually hoping I can get more exercise out of this but the battery assist is so strong you barely have to do anything. So if you worry about the level of fitness needed to peddle this thing, don’t even worry about it. The carts are very safe, there is a safety introduction in the beginning, equipment check before take off, the staff will give you all of the peace of mind. Very friendly people as well. You will love the experience. It takes about 1.5 hours round trip, which includes a turn around break mid point for about 10-15 min.

Dominique Martinez

Google
The ride was easy both ways with an assisted motor. The sunset tour was beautiful but chilly. Definitely bundle up if you’re doing the sunset tour or neon, riding along the rails you’ll pick up some wind that gets cold. A very fun experience to share.

Robyn A

Google
If your thinking about it.... DO IT! My partner and I loved it, we did the rail ride at sunset and it truly gave a breathtaking view of the desert. It was a easy ride, mostly down hill except for a small strip at the end. We really enjoyed the ride back too! 10/10 must do!

Courtney Ryan Haacke

Google
Great for all ability levels in the whole family. Make sure you wear socks and shoes and bring a hoodie. It does get breezy in the summer or the winter. Spots for a water bottle and a little basket for your personal items. You can also bring a small cooler and some snacks for when you get to the destination. They stop and let you sit around some fireplaces for about 20 minutes. Total trip is 8 mi about 90 minutes adventure.

David Robinson II

Google
4 miles of fun. At the beginning you only have to pedal for about 10 seconds the rest is all downhill except for the end, so enjoy the ride. Very relaxing ride, Great views of the mountains. Highly recommend for families looking to do something fun. If you don't ride bikes to often save your legs for the end portion right when you get to the casino to pedal to the end since there is a slight incline. The train ride back is nice and relaxing. Definitely bring water, hats, and suncreen. If you happen to forget it they have a gift shop that provides those items.