Bitter Springs Back Country Byway offers a drive with many rock formations, like the Muddy Mountains and colorful sandstone for sight seeing. Along the byway, visit abandoned borax mines and evidence of rivers that have long since dried up. Bitter Springs is close to many entertaining and informat...

The City of Las Vegas, Las Vegas Boulevard State Scenic Byway encompasses the early history and fame of Las Vegas. The byway, the "Old Strip," features stuctures and sights vital to the making of Las Vegas.

Often referred to as "The Jewel of the Desert," Las Vegas has long been recognized as the entertainment vacation capital of the country, and the Las Vegas Strip - at the heart of this playland - sparkles like no other place on earth. More than 31 million visitors from all around the world are drawn ...

Mt. Charleston Scenic Byway offers a refreshing respite from its neon-laden neighbor. The byway begins at the desert floor, with its all-to-familiar thick sagebrush. The corridor then climbs into the rugged mountains, painted by blotches of Joshua trees, juniper, ponderosa pine, and white fir. The b...

Red Rock Canyon Back Country Byway spans for 13 miles across a paved loop through the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. Stop at several pullouts along the byway and enjoy the spectacular colors in the rock formations. Driving the byway during the warmer months offers a better view and mo...

Just outside of Las Vegas, State Route 159 winds through the 197,000-acre Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area in the shadow of the majestic Spring Mountain Range. The area is a spectacular example of the Mojave Desert. Stunning formations abound in mixtures of burgundy and creme-colored sands...

As part of the Mojave Desert, the Valley of Fire Roadways pass through brilliant and starkly beautiful landscape. Valley of Fire State Park is Nevada's oldest and largest state park. The rock colors and formations that make up the park vary in color from tans and whites to deep purples and reds. It ...