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A visit to Las Vegas isn’t complete without gambling, cocktails, and watching live concerts. It’s undoubtedly the place for world-class entertainment and luxurious shopping experiences. But what most tourists don’t know is that there’s more to Sin City than round-the-clock gambling and partying. Beyond Las Vegas’ extravagant establishments are awesome sightseeing spots brimming with mountains,…

When we think about kayaking, we picture awe-inspiring sceneries, good exercise, and quality time with others. This is especially true if you’re paddling through the greener side of Las Vegas, a top destination for outdoor activities. But before getting all excited and enthralled in your new adventure, there are some things you need to do…

Beyond Las Vegas’ extravagant reputation are soothing waters and breathtaking views you won’t see anywhere else. Sin City’s greener side is actually home to the best hot spring destinations in Las Vegas (and the surrounding areas), making it an awesome destination for those who love to spend time in nature. So, after shopping, partying, and…

Kayaking in Las Vegas with family and friends is always time well spent. You get to escape city life and see a side of Nevada (and beyond) that you never knew existed. And it’s not just about paddling, either. Mother Nature shows up with breathtaking scenery, interesting wildlife, and opportunities for exploring the land by foot…

Known as the world’s entertainment capital, Las Vegas has always been famous for its luxurious hotels, resorts, casinos, clubs, and fine dining restaurants. Each year, millions of people from all over visit Sin City just to gamble, party, and shop their hearts out. Well, Vegas is not all nightlife and live entertainment! What many people…

The Hoover Dam is one of Nevada’s more prominent, long-standing landmarks. It was constructed during the Great Depression, when thousands of men flocked to the Black Canyon to build a dam that would tame the Colorado River. It took less than five years to build the Hoover Dam, the largest of its time, and under…

Nevada isn’t all fine dining, gambling, and nightlife. Unknown to many, this state is a world-famous nature destination for those who love outdoor activities, like hiking, mountain biking, white-water rafting, and kayaking. In fact, you can paddle your way through history by kayaking the Hoover Dam — and see a side of Sin City you…

Kayaking is an exhilarating sport and outdoor hobby perfect for anyone who wants a great time in nature’s company. Luckily for adventurers, this activity offers more than just a fun, exciting experience. Paddling while enjoying beautiful scenery contributes to our physical and mental wellness, making us healthier and happier after every short kayaking session. What…

A mere 25 miles southeast of the city of Las Vegas, nestled between Boulder City and the Colorado River, is the Black Canyon Wilderness Area. Contained within the area’s 13,400 acres are creeks, 18 miles of trails, hillsides, endless vegetation, and thrilling wildlife like deer, elk, mountain lions, rattlesnakes, bears, coyotes, and even wolverines. There’s…

An easy-to-learn outdoor hobby and sport, kayaking helps us experience nature like no other. It can take us on an adventure of a lifetime while paddling through the waters and enjoying breathtaking views of the surrounding land. Aside from being an avenue for exercise and sightseeing, one of the best parts about kayaking is that…

For centuries, people have used hot springs to bathe, relax, and weather the cold. From Japan to Turkey, these pools have been part of an ever-evolving tradition that contributes to today’s spa culture. But, it turns out, hot potting, which is the practice of soaking the body in natural hot springs (like ingredients in a…

When people think of Las Vegas, they usually picture the Strip. But there’s a quieter side to the desert, a short drive away. Inside Lake Mead National Recreation Area, you’ll find Emerald Cave Lake Mead. It’s a small spot that glows green when the light hits it just right. Many people also call it Emerald…