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Diva Las Vegas
Diva Las Vegas
by Caroline Dries Steve Dries
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TEMPTATION TOWN (The Jack Barnett / Las Vegas Series)
TEMPTATION TOWN (The Jack Barnett / Las Vegas Series)
by Mike Dennis
That One Night in Vegas
That One Night in Vegas
by Brindle Chase
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: A Savage Journey to the Heart of the American Dream
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: A Savage Journey to the Heart of the American Dream
by Hunter S. Thompson
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Simplifying Las Vegas 2012 (A Travel Guide for Everyone)
Simplifying Las Vegas 2012 (A Travel Guide for Everyone)
by Mike Attisano


Las Vegas And It's Natural Surroundings

When you think of Las Vegas, what is the first thing that comes to mind? It's many lights, music, the round the clock partying in the city that never sleeps. Just short ride away, outside the city lights is a whole different world. A world full of beautiful green spaces, nature walks, and the desert.

  

Just 270 miles away, in Utah actually, is the Bryce Canyon National Park. You want breathtaking scenery? Here's where to find it. You'll have to pay an entrance fee of $20 for a vehicle but it's worth every penny. The view is absolutely astounding and you should keep your eyes peeled for wildlife like the golden and bald eagles and the Great Basin Rattlesnake. If you are there in spring and summer, you could be treated to some wonderful blooms as well.

Just 20 miles away is the Floyd Lamb Park which became a state park in 1977. You�ll find a barbecue area here and some very interesting remains and fossils. Some of them have been identified as giant sloths, mammoths, bison, horses and camels. It also has four well-stocked ponds and if you have a fishing license for Nevada, you could fish here but do remember that the limit per person is just three fish.

Southeast of Las Vegas just 300 miles away is the Grand Canyon. This is a great trip if you have a whole day free. You'll have to pay to drive your car in and park but it's well worth it just to take in this glorious bit of American legend. Maybe you could take one of the tours to go round the canyon or opt for one that takes you right to the bottom and then up again. Or, maybe you would like to choose the helicopter ride instead.

Another place close by is Lake Mead where you enjoy the beauty of the Nevada desert at its best. This is a large man-made lake, amongst the largest in the world and is around 1 million acres. It was formed by the Hoover Dam and the Colorado River and is a great place to do some swimming, boating and viewing wildlife.

Las Vegas is not synonymous with the great outdoors. But if you look for it, you'll find a large number of wonderful spots where your thoughts can turn to nature. If you are planning a trip to Las Vegas, spend some of your time under the bright lights and the night life but save some time to unwind and look around, you won't be disappointed.


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