Red Rock Canyon

A Quick Ride to Timeless Exploration

• Dramatic Scenery: Travel along the 13-mile Red Rock Canyon Scenic Drive and make several photo stops
• Geology: View Wilson Cliffs and Keystone Thrust Fault, the most prominent geological feature in the canyon
• Visitor Center: Explore indoor/outdoor exhibits, live Desert Tortoise habitats, plant specimens and shop
• Nature Walk: Walk the Sandstone Quarry Trail and explore red rock formations up close
• Calico Hills: Marvel at the colorful yellow and red sandstone peaks; learn about natural water tanks
• Willow Springs: Explore agave roasting pits and a petroglyph wall with 800-year-old rock art
• Guided: Learn about the ecosystems of the Mohave desert and Spring Mountains Range
• Comfort: Ride in our customized Tour Trekker and enjoy complimentary hotel pick-up/drop-off
  
  

Tour Details

After a quick ride from your Las Vegas hotel in one of our custom Pink Adventure Tour Trekker vehicles, you’ll be ready to explore Red Rock Canyon. Encompassing about 197,000 acres, the area features a wide range of ecosystems, wildlife and multicolored views. The stunning landscape has served as the backdrop for dozens of films and your guide will share more insight into the park’s place in film history.

First stop, the Visitor’s Center. Here, you may encounter charming desert tortoises in a protected habitat. You might even meet Mojave Max, the official mascot of the Mojave Desert. Browse more informative exhibits and shop for keepsakes.

Part of the Keystone Thrust, the Wilson Cliffs are 3,000 feet high and are a popular hiking and climbing destination. Thousands of years ago, Wilson Cliffs’ towering walls were the perfect canvas for tribal artwork. Your Certified Interpretive Guide will explain the meaning and history of these ancient pictographs.

Home to an impressive array of plants and wildlife, The Spring Mountains’ rich biodiversity thrives thanks to nearby springs that give the mountains their name. Don’t forget to ask your guide about the ponderosa pines and hundreds of plant species that flourish here.

Awaiting you near the end of your tour, the Calico Hills are truly a grand finale. These rock formations are ancient sand dunes with fossils of animals and plants preserved within their layers. Water is stored in natural tanks, which feed the area’s unique ecosystem. Depending on the time of day, you’ll see why these hills are named “Calico;” a kaleidoscope of pinks, reds and oranges shift with the changing light.

Before ending your incredible day, you'll stop at additional overlooks to see all the landmarks from your tour. This beautiful Southwest adventure will leave you with incredible photos and memories to last a lifetime.

For a thrilling off-road ride through Red Rock Canyon, check out our Red Rock Canyon Rocky Gap Adventure Tour.

Know Before You Go

• No children under 3 are permitted on this tour.
• Collapsible wheelchairs are acceptable when accompanied by another adult.
  
  

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