We Realize that
everyone has their
own adventure needs

Everyone has different abilities, desires, and goals for how they want to experience the outdoors. The areas around Las Vegas beyond The Strip provide some of the most amazing outdoor experiences anywhere in the world.

From slot canyons to sandstone and limestone peaks and wildlife such as bighorn sheep, burros, bald eagles, blue herons, and so much more are all available to begining and experienced hikers.

The Las Vegas area provides world class scrambliing on high quality sandstone. For those that liked the jungle gym at the playground, this is the adventure for you. The concentration of obstacles is unparalled.

There are so many outdoor adventures to be experienced and we will help you plan your personalized adventure to match your ability and goals.

World-class scrambling. Experience an unparalled concentration of obstacles including The Ramp, The Floor is Lava, Slab Rift, Indian Ladder, and many more class 3 and 4 obstacles. Bag some of the most iconic peaks such as Bridge Mountain, Lost Creek Peak, Windy Peak, and more.

The Mt. Charleston area is part of the spring mountain range and includes many other peaks such as Mummy Mountain, Mummy's Toe, Fletcher Peak, Griffith Peak, Lee Peak and more. Great during the summer to get away from the Las Vegas heat.

From extinct volcanoes to red sandstone, old military plane crash sites, slot canyons, hot springs, kayaking, and peaks galore, Lake Mead has a lot to offer the outdoor adventurer.

Valley of Fire state park in Nevada is a wonderful example of bright red sandstone formations that can be hiked and scrambled. From petrified wood and ancient petroglyphs to numerous bighorn sheep, the outdoor adventurer is sure to have a unique and exciting experience.

Black Canyon is the part of the Colorado River between Hoover Dam and Willow Beach. Kayaking along this pristine and amazing area includes hot springs, slot canyons, bighorn sheep, blue herons, ringtail cats, and much more for the outdoor adventurer.

Starting at only an hour-and-a-half from the Las Vegas Strip, Death Valley has much to offer the outdoor adventurer. Backpack to a century old mining ghost town, scramble slot canyons, or visit a year-round waterfall in the middle of a desert. All this and more can be found in Death Valley. There are also year round activities at the higher elevations such as Telescope Peak.

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Peaks To be Bagged

127

Obstacles to be scrambled

49

Trails to be hiked

32

Miles of river to be kayaked

What do I need to bring?

We will provide kayaks, life-jackets, backpacks, and other required equipment. You just need to bring appropriate clothing and shoes. Your adventure will dictate what footwear you will need.

Will there be others besides myself and my group?

Absolutely not. Your personalized adventure is your adventure and we won't compromise your experience to shoehorn in someone else's. You bring yourself and anyone you want to join and that's it.

What about the weather?

One of the great things about Las Vegas is, it doesn't matter what time of the year because there is always somewhere to go to enjoy the outdoors. Of course there is wind and rain and those are unavoidable but we can help detemrine when those are less likely to come into play so that you get the best adventure possible.

Your personalized adventure is the preference

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What sort of adventure are you looing for?

Peak Bagging

Red Rock Canyon Scrambling

Valley of Fire

Black Canyon Kayaking

Lake Mead

Death Valley