Escape the neon lights of Las Vegas for a 3–5 hour hiking adventure and rock scramble in Red Rock Canyon, where red sandstone cliffs and desert vistas await your exploration. Discover why this Southwest destination is a must-visit for outdoor enthusiasts seeking both challenge and natural beauty.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–5 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have moderate fitness levels; able to hike uneven terrain and scramble on rocks safely.
Wildlife
History
Red Rock Canyon was designated a National Conservation Area in 1990 to protect its geological and ecological significance.
Conservation
Visitors are urged to stay on designated trails to protect fragile desert flora and minimize erosion in this sensitive environment.
Love Hikes
Love Hikes operates guided hiking experiences focused on the natural landscapes around Las Vegas, including Red Rock Canyon, Spring Mountain Ranch State Park, and Valley of Fire. Featured on The Adventure Collective, Love Hikes lists a range of trip formats and intensity levels — from Friendly and Moderate options to Intense hikes — available as morning or afternoon departures. These trip variations make outdoor access possible for both first-time hikers and experienced adventurers.
Trip offerings include named experiences such as Spring Mtn Ranch Hike plus Happy Hour, Spring Mountain Ranch - Hike and Ranch house visit, Hiking Adventure at Red Rock Canyon (with and without a rock scramble), and Valley of Fire Guided Hike from Las Vegas. Several trip listings reference specific activities or highlights: a happy hour option following a hike at Spring Mountain Ranch, visits to the historic ranch house, and rock-scramble sections on select Red Rock hikes. Other listings specify intensity and time of day (Intense, Moderate, Friendly; Morning, Afternoon) to help guests select an appropriate route.
Love Hikes presents factual trip choices and clear naming to support booking decisions. The business is positioned to serve visitors seeking guided outdoor experiences that emphasize local geology, scenic views, and access to well-known Nevada public lands. All trip descriptions are presented to help prospective guests choose based on intensity, timing, and special features.
Tours Offered
11
A variety of guided hikes listed
Key Areas
Red Rock & Valley
Focus on Red Rock and Valley of Fire
Time Options
Morning/Afternoon
Trips list both departure times
Trip Types
Friendly–Intense
Range of intensities available
Select from morning or afternoon departures, intensity levels, and specialty experiences. Check individual trip details on The Adventure Collective and reserve the preferred date.
Bring plenty of water
Desert hiking requires staying hydrated; carry at least 2 liters per person, and take advantage of provided refreshments.
Wear sturdy, closed-toe footwear
Expect rocky terrain and scrambling sections; good hiking shoes with ankle support will ensure safety and comfort.
Start early to avoid the heat
Desert temperatures can rise quickly—plan hikes in the morning or late afternoon to stay comfortable.
Use sunscreen and protective clothing
The southwestern sun is intense year-round; wear a hat, sunglasses, and apply broad-spectrum sunscreen to prevent burns.
Hydration pack or water bottles
Keeps you hydrated in the dry desert environment throughout the hike.
Sturdy hiking shoes with grip
Necessary for navigating uneven sandstone surfaces and rock scrambles.
Sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen)
Protects skin and eyes from intense desert sun exposure.
Lightweight backpack
Useful for carrying snacks, extra layers, and personal items comfortably.