The Red Rock Canyon Visitor Center is a focal point for visitor orientation. The multiple facilities offer information and interpretation about recreation opportunities, geology, wildlife, and much more.
Join geologist Nick S. and naturalist Leah D. on a moderate hike along the Old Spanish Trail. The Old Spanish Trail, 1829-1848, was a trading route established when Nevada was part of Mexico, and went from Santa Fe to Los Angeles. Capt. John C. Fremont and Kit Carson rode the trail in 1844. We will also see a Tertiary landslide deposit and will discuss the geology, plants and animals encountered along the trail. Moderate, 3 miles. Ages 10+. Limited space/registration required. For more information or to register for this hike, please call (702) 515-5367.
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