Hotel Near Hiking, Biking & Recreation in Las Vegas

There’s more to Las Vegas than city lights and 24-hour casino gaming. Some of the most scenic wilderness areas in Nevada are located near Silverton Casino Lodge. Explore the hiking and biking trails of Mt. Charleston and Red Rock Canyon, or see the area on a group tour. Lake Mead is the perfect day trip for fishing and boating. Recreation guide information and local wilderness maps are available at the Bass Pro Shops conveniently located adjacent to Silverton Casino Lodge. Ask about our outdoor recreation hotel lodging packages.

Red Rock Canyon.

 The famous Red Rock Canyon recreation area is located 17 miles from downtown Las Vegas. This phenomenal wilderness area features breathtaking scenery, mountain biking trails, 30 miles of hiking trails, rock climbing and picnic areas. You can also drive Red Rock Canyon on self-guided 13-mile scenic tour. Visit www.blm.gov/nv/st/en/fo/lvfo/blm_programs/blm_special_areas/red_rock_nca.html

Mt. Charleston Wilderness.

 The Mt. Charleston Wilderness located on the outskirts of Las Vegas is anchored by Charleston Peak, whose summit reaches 11,918 feet above sea level. Charleston Peak is the tallest mountain in Spring Mountains National Recreation Area. An estimated 40 miles of trails along rugged terrain are open for hiking. Mt. Charleston Wilderness is home to one of the biggest stands of ancient bristlecone pine trees in the western United States. Visit http://www.fs.fed.us/r4/htnf/districts/smnra.shtml

Lake Mead.

 Lake Mead, one of the most popular lakes for waterskiing, fishing, boating and other water sports was created when Hoover Dam was built. Lake Mead is fed almost entirely by snowmelt from Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and New Mexico. Lake Mead is a convenient day trip from Las Vegas and offers lake tours and cruises, canoeing and kayaking, sport fishing and motor boating. Marina services are available at Lake Mead. Visit http://www.nps.gov/lame/

Springs Preserve.

 Springs Preserve is a 180-acre facility renowned for its cultural and scientific significance. Meander along walking trails through wetland habitat, live exhibits and desert botanical gardens. An indoor theater hosts educational programs, while outdoor event space is used for seasonal concerts. Springs Preserve is also known for its environmental stewardship for energy, water and resource conservation and preservation. Visit www.springspreserve.org