moderate
3–5 hours
Suitable for those in decent physical shape; some uphill sections involved.
Discover the rugged desert landscape just outside Las Vegas with The Interview. Perfect for adventurers seeking scenic hikes and untouched wilderness near the city’s bright lights.
Private Game Price per person is less for larger groups! Please Note: Once you book at a specific per person rate, you will be charged that rate for any additional participants.
1 Person - $100 2 People - $125 3 People - $150 4 People - $180 5 People - $200 6 People - $222 7 People - $230 8 People - $240 9 People - $270 10 People - $280
1 Hour
As soon as you feel the morning sun on your face, even before you open your eyes, you remember the only thing on the agenda for the day – the interview. While thinking about that, you make a list of things you need before you leave the house. That reminds you, you should leave the house soon, if you want to be on time. If you want to be on time, you need to get up now. So, you open your eyes, only to find that you’re not in your bed at all.
Warmth! The sun must be out. Is the night over already? Ah! I must’ve been OUT. Can’t remember the last time I slept like that. Must have to do with all the fun we had last night!. Why can’t I remember exactly what that fun was or what it was for – oh, yes, the interview.
THE INTERVIEW!
I should get up! Or, maybe a few more minut-no! NO! I have to be on time. It’s the right thing to do. It’s the professional thing to do. The interview starts BEFORE you enter the room. Bit unfair if you ask me. Just like its unfair I have to leave me cozy bed. The warmth of the sun feels so nice. I want to just lay her-NO!
THE INTERVIEW!!
I should get up. I want to seem like a professional. I need to be on time. If I have to hear one more time – ‘get there on time,’ or ‘no one wants a tardy employee,’ I’ll probably lose it. Speaking of, where’s my passport? Oh, yeah and my wallet? What else did I need?! You know what, I should make a list:
For now, let’s do this thing. What was ‘this thing’, again?
THE INTERVIEW!!!
Oh, right. For realsies this time, I should get up. I should open my eyes. Even if my bed is so comfortable right now. So…soft. Soft? It should be soft? Why isn’t it soft? I should REALLY open my eyes now. On the count of three: 1. 2. 3. What? This isn’t my bed. The walls! The Pizza!! That couch isn’t MINE! And why isn’t it on the ground? Why is it floating? Where did that remote-controlled excavator come from? What? It can’t be! It has be to a dream. Am I still asleep? No. NO. NO! ALIENS!!!!!!!!!!
Desert hikes can be dehydrating; carry enough water for the entire trip.
Apply sunscreen and wear a hat plus sunglasses to shield from strong sun exposure.
Begin your adventure before noon to avoid the peak heat and enjoy cooler temperatures.
Use sturdy, closed-toe hiking shoes suitable for rocky terrain.
The area has been inhabited by Native American tribes for thousands of years, with ancient petroglyphs telling stories of early peoples.
Guides promote minimal impact practices; visitors are encouraged to leave no trace and help preserve this fragile desert environment.
Durable boots provide support and traction on rugged desert trails.
Protection against intense desert sun is crucial.
Stay hydrated during the outdoor activity.
Layered clothing helps adjust to temperature fluctuations.
spring|fall|winter specific