The mostly flat Historic Railroad Trail allows walkers and bicyclists to travel back to the early 1930s.
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Mural admirers don’t need a defined path to get the most from a near decade of creativity left behind by the annual Life is Beautiful music festival in downtown Las Vegas.
The Mount Charleston attraction held a soft opening for its downhill mountain bike park.
Indoors or outdoors, we have spots across the valley for you and your pet to enjoy.
Great Basin bristlecone pines are gnarly, twisted tales of survival and inspiration. Lucky for local desert dwellers, hiking paths wind past these ancient, animated trees high above the valley floor.
The park also received nearly $12 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation for repairing roads.
Two trails, distinguished by expert and intermediate skill levels, cut through the woods with switchbacks down the canyon.
The reopening of State Route 190 through Death Valley National Park has been delayed three times in the past month.
North Kelbaker Road, which is closed, will take several months to repair.
Furnace Creek Visitor Center, Dantes View, Zabriskie Point, Badwater Basin and the Mesquite Sand Dunes remain closed due to flood damage.
From bighorn sheep to birds, these spots in Southern Nevada can provide views of wildlife.
Some intrepid Southern Nevadans choose paths of darkness in their bid to keep hiking adventures alive during sizzling summer months.
The Bureau of Land Management has proposed fee adjustments at Red Rock Canyon to mitigate overcrowding issues.
As temperatures soar and scorch our concrete jungle, the forest shade and cooler air of the nearby Spring Mountains offer a reprieve.
Nevada state parks are planning to implement a reservation system that is expected to launch in spring 2023. This is an alternative to the parks’ current first-come, first-served system.
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Tyler Johns’ lawyer challenged witness statements that he was the aggressor in road rage killing of boy.
An 11-year-old girl was killed by a vehicle after she ran across a road outside of the crosswalk, police said.
Two bills backed by Gov. Joe Lombardo have yet to be heard by the full Nevada Senate after five days of the special Legislative session.
Fred Goldman won a civil judgment against the former NFL star over the 1994 killing of his son, a friend of Simpson’s ex-wife.
