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The third-largest gambling destination in the state, Laughlin is a small town that still manages to stand alongside Las Vegas and Reno as tourist beacons in the midst of seemingly endless desert. Furthermore, Laughlin has long been con…
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Las Vegas has no shortage of tourist attractions to keep you busy for the duration of your vacation. While the fountains of the Bellagio or the stunning view from the top of the Stratosphere are difficult to miss, there are some intere…
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Las Vegas is known for offering visitors a variety of fine dining establishments, trendy nightclubs and high-stakes gambling, but there are also some budget-friendly activities available. Low-cost dining options are usually located off…
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Though most known for gambling and hedonistic activities, Las Vegas also offers a number of outdoor recreational opportunities near to the city for those looking for something to do outside the environs of a casino.
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Overton is a small town at the northern end of Lake Mead in Nevada. The town is a base for exploring the nearby Valley of Fire State Park and the Mojave Desert.
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Nevada conjures up images of dancing showgirls, smoky casinos and the bright glittery lights of Reno and Las Vegas. While there is a plethora of things to do in the casinos from dining to entertainment, there is also a large selection…
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Las Vegas, Nevada, is best known for its 24-hour casinos, bars and nightclubs. Many people don't know that the city of sin is also home to multiple state parks, hiking trails and even spots for water sports. Las Vegas boasts about 300…
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Henderson, Las Vegas, is the happy medium between "Viva Las Vegas!" and "Let's go rock climbing." Located a few miles away from McCarren Airport and the Las Vegas Strip, Henderson offers outdoor activities for the day and casino gambl…
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Meadview, a quiet little town in northwestern Arizona, is a mecca for nature lovers. It is near both the Grand Canyon and Lake Mead. In fact, the Hualapai Tribe and Skywalk is only 26 miles away. In addition to hiking and exploring the…
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Las Vegas is well known as "Sin City," but if scuba diving or snorkeling is where your passion lies then get ready to experience SCUBA in a luxurious, opulent setting. Lake Las Vegas offers fishing, boating, and snorkeling and scuba di…
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Las Vegas is known for its casinos and restaurants, but many natural attractions showcasing the desert environment are a short drive away. The nearby state parks offer hiking and biking trails while Lake Mead and the Colorado River are…
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The small community of Boulder City, Nevada, is just 23 miles from Las Vegas but seems a world removed from the big city. Boulder City is situated on Lake Mead, a short drive from the Hoover Dam, the Hoover Dam Museum and several area…
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Visiting Las Vegas in an RV may seem to be missing the point, but that's only if you think that Vegas is just about glitzy shows and gambling. The opportunities for outdoor recreation in the Las Vegas area are almost as extensive as th…
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Las Vegas is known for luring tourists with its nightlife and casinos, but 30 miles southeast sits another spot that's popular with sightseers---the massive Hoover Dam. This monumental feat of engineering is a major tourist attraction,…
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If you are looking for helicopter tours from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon, there are several companies that will provide you with adventurous trips over one of the seven natural wonders of the world. You will also experience several n…
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