Las Vegas · GUIDED
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 guided tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Hike Valley of Fire from Las Vegas with a guide, ancient petroglyphs, red rock formations, hotel pickup, water, and easy to hard trail options.
“Great guide. Excellent experience. 100% would recommend. Of all the things I did in Vegas this was by far my favorite”
Trade the Las Vegas Strip for a self-guided e-bike ride through Red Rock Canyon, with hotel pickup, gear, snacks, water, and sweeping desert views.
“We had a wonderful time, will come again next year. Very recommend attraction Great tour guide !!! :-)”
Ride an ATV through the Mojave Desert from Las Vegas with safety gear, hotel pickup, beginner-friendly trails, and morning or sunset departures.
“Ronin was an excellent guide! As he drove us to the ATV site he gave us much interesting local information about the city and the development of the regions we passed. He was also very patient when teaching us how to drive the ATVs. Mike, the other guide, was a great help at the tour sight as he provided guidance with the protective gear. The area was entertaining for sure!”
Explore old Las Vegas on a guided Fremont Street walk, with casino history, Fremont East, Container Park, and an optional Pawn Stars stop.
“Great tour, Kelly was awesome. Lots of info and history of downtown! We also did the optional Gold and Silver Pawn stop. It was a lengthy walk from the end of the tour, but fun. The regular tour is 2 hours, with the pawn shop, 2 1/2 hours. Tour does not end where it begins, we took an Uber back to our car. Thanks to Kelly, we used the valet at Golden Gate casino (free, but tip) for parking.”
Hike Valley of Fire from Las Vegas with a small group, guide, snacks, drinks, petroglyphs, arches, and easy to hard route choices.
“We had a wonderful experience on this tour. Joshua was a fantastic guide, very friendly, professional and knowledgeable. The Valley of Fire is spectacular and well worth a visit. Highly recommended.”
Spend 15 hours from Las Vegas exploring Route 66, Mather Point, Bright Angel, and the Grand Canyon South Rim with a guide.
“the guide Roy (Leroy) was awesome had a lot of knowledge about the area and places we drove thru. Did not become angry or upset when 2 of the travelers misunderstood the direction's and he had to make an extra drive back to the beginning of the south rim of the grand canyon”
Paddle four miles to Emerald Cave from Willow Beach with expert guides, canyon views, a river swim, and a relaxed small-group pace.
“Griffith did a fantastic job with hosting us! He was a great teacher, knowledgeable, and served us all very well.”
Explore Valley of Fire from Las Vegas with a small-group guide, red sandstone views, ancient petroglyphs, short hikes, lunch, and hotel pickup.
“Lara was amazing! This excursion was such a great experience and Lara made it so much more worth. Lots of knowledge, energy and great guide!”
Kayak the Colorado River from Las Vegas to Emerald Cove, with wildlife, history, snacks, a short hike, and a helpful guide.
“Hello, we had Michelle as a guide, the route is very good, the stop on the small beach and the emerald cave is great. I don't speak English and Michelle helped me. I highly recommend it!”
Ride Las Vegas desert trails on your own ATV with training, safety gear, open terrain, and two hours of independent adventure.
“This is a perfect way to ride through the desert! If you don’t ride often, be cautious. Pretty advanced routes”
Explore Death Valley from Las Vegas with a small-group guide, ghost towns, sunrise views, sand dunes, Furnace Creek, and Badwater Basin.
“I loved Jason (Our guide) and all of his Dad jokes and the fun facts about the area! He was extremely knowledgeable about the area and I couldn’t recommend a better guide! 100 out of 10”
Paddle four miles through Black Canyon from Willow Beach to Emerald Cave, with guides, wildlife, snacks, water, and canyon views.
“The drive down was easy. There’s a $25 fee because Willow Beach is a National Recreational area. Parking is easy and the meeting point is easy to find. Have breakfast and coffee before getting there because there’s not much. The tour provides some great snacks. Ryan was kind enough to give us some snacks before the trip. It’s 2 miles down the river to get to the Emerald Caves and 2 miles back. We had a break on one of the beaches but it was still a hard trek. Ryan was a great guide. Loved his dad jokes. The emerald caves were very cool. We didn’t get to stay in…”
Trade the Las Vegas Strip for a guided Polaris RZR ride through Mojave Desert trails, Joshua trees, rock formations, and rugged Nevada terrain.
“A really awesome experience that definitely should be on your things to do in vegas. Eric and Nick were really good giving instructions on everything that was going to be done at the tour and made the experience 10 times better!”
Rent a UTV outside Las Vegas and explore desert hills, dunes, and open terrain at your own pace with safety gear and training included.
“Trails not marked. You definitely need a good navigator. Using smart phone as suggested was good if you know how to ping your position. I didn't.”
Paddle 8 kilometers through Black Canyon from Las Vegas, spot desert wildlife, and see the green glow of Emerald Cave on a guided Colorado River tour.
“Went kayaking to Emerald cave. Took the advice online about bringing shoes, glasses and sunscreen. Johnny was amazing. Wish there was information online that there is a stop where you could change your clothes after so you’re not sitting in damp clothes for the ride back. Don’t let the heat scare you. Water is cool and you splash yourself a lot.”
Pick a canyon, a dam, a desert road or a marquee.
