People come from throughout the world to visit Black Canyon, the 12-mile gorge of the Colorado River running downstream from Hoover Dam to Willow Beach, Arizona. Yet even though it is practically in our backyards, many Southern Nevadans have not even heard of it, let alone cruised its waters. … The rest of this article is available [...]

With the temperatures warming up, it’s almost time to wrap up the spring hiking season in Lake Mead National Recreation Area. With that in mind, you might want to sneak in one more low-elevation trail before it becomes unbearably hot and unsafe to do so.

By Pedro F. Fonteboa Boulder City Review This is no event for wimps. Not on the menu where only barbecue will be served and certainly not on the military-style obstacle course. … The rest of this article is available to premium members only.Login or Become a member

Special to Boulder City Review The city Parks and Recreation Department is offering a free one-day workshop for a new class, Mindful Yoga for Kids. The one-hour workshop will take place Saturday, April 28, starting at 9 a.m. at the ABC Park in classroom number two located at 801 Adams Blvd. A release of liability [...]

If spring stirs your blood with the lust for a real adventure, but you have limited time to seek one, you can nevertheless find a world-famous thrill so close that you can return home the same day. If there is a seasoned Western hiker who doesn’t aspire to visit Angel’s Landing in Zion National Park, [...]

It is that time of year again when resident rattlesnakes start appearing on our local hiking trails. They come out of hibernation to enjoy the 70-90 degree temperature range, just as many humans do.

In the waning weeks of winter, if you live in Southern Nevada you owe yourself a trip to Death Valley National Park, just over the mountains in California.

Could there be a more colorfully named site than Kodachrome Basin State Park? As the name implies, this Utah reserve is a site for city-sore eyes, worth a trip in its own right, but also an excellent side trip if you’re headed up to Bryce Canyon or taking the celebrated drive along Scenic Byway 12.

My last class in February will be on how to grow lawns here in our climate. It will be at Plant World Nursery Sunday at noon. You can sign up by emailing me at Extremehort@aol.com … The rest of this article is available to premium members only.Login or Become a member

It is hard to wrap your head around Chloride. Around this old village in Northern Arizona, the last echo of a mining boom died long ago, yet it’s no ghost town, still boasting 250 residents.