Aire de conservation nationale de Red Rock Canyon

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Red Rock Canyon Essentials

Explore the Mojave Desert’s geology through this 13-mile one-way scenic loop in Southern Nevada. The route features Jurassic-era Aztec Sandstone formations, ancient petroglyphs, and 4,771-foot high-altitude overlooks. Key stops include the Calico Hills for rock climbing and Ice Box Canyon, a seasonal waterfall hike shaded by steep canyon walls. The area is managed by the Bureau of Land Management and serves as a habitat for desert tortoises and bighorn sheep.

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Red Rock Visitors Center

The Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area in Clark County, Nevada, United States, is an area managed by the Bureau of Land Management…

Red Canyon Scenic Drive

A 13-mile, one-way paved loop providing vehicle access to the park's primary trailheads, overlooks, and sandstone formations.

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High Point Overlook

The highest elevation on the scenic drive at 4,771 feet, offering panoramic views of the Calico Hills and Turtlehead Mountain.

Calico I

Access point for the Calico Hills trail and various rock climbing routes on the vibrant Aztec Sandstone formations.

Calico II

Trailhead and vantage point for exploring the lower sections of the red sandstone hills and seasonal water pools.

Ice Box Canyon

Experience hiking in a rocky area where cliffs and trees will be your only companions. Enjoy the solitude and picturesque surroundings.

First Pullout

The initial viewing area on the scenic drive, providing a perspective of the color contrast between the red sandstone and gray limestone mountains.

Red Rock Mountain 360 View Deck

An observation platform located near the visitor center that provides a full panorama of the conservation area's peaks and desert landscape.