Berlin-Ichthyosaur State Park was established in 1957 to protect North America’s largest concentration of ichthyosaur fossils. Additionally, the park preserves the 20th-century mining town of Berlin. This place truly ho...
Valley of Fire State Park, located just 45 minutes away from Las Vegas, is set to expand this fall with numerous exciting additions. The new visitor center will showcase state-of-the-art exhibits that bring the park’s r...
This year’s July full moon, often called the Buck Moon, will rise over Las Vegas on July 10, offering skywatchers a stunning nighttime display. While full moons happen every month, this one stands out - it’s the only fu...
Sometimes there's no better plan than packing up the car and getting away from the city. The open road is full of possibilities. And when it comes to taking scenic drives near Las Vegas, there is so much natural beauty...
On May 12, 2025, the full Flower Moon will rise above Las Vegas, casting a soft glow over our beloved city. Besides taking in the views, take this as a reminder to appreciate the last moments of spring before the heat o...
On April 12, don't forget to look up! This beautiful Pink Full Moon will be a sight to see - and not just that. It also signifies that is officially here. , take a walk outside, and make space for a new start.
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Cherry blossoms and are simply wonderful. They transform every park or street, and add a certain magic that only comes with this season. However, their beauty is incredibly temporary...and if you'd like to see the trees...
On March 13th into 14th, 2025, a breathtaking blood moon total eclipse will take place - and we can see the whole thing from Vegas! This total lunar eclipse is the first one in three years.
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Spring is the perfect time for a - and we Nevadans are blessed to have so many options. Just a quick drive away, we can find ourselves surrounded by beautiful wildflowers. It's the perfect activity to get away from the...
A planetary alignment will, quite literally, light up the skies once again. In case you missed this event in January, no worries - you get a second chance. The best part? You can see the planet parade with the naked eye...