Las Vegas Things to Do

The most comprehensive and affordable way to get the absolute most out of your adventure in action-packed Las Vegas is with the Las Vegas Power Pass. Once you are armed with the power pass you will have free entry to the most show-stopping tours and attractions the city of lights has to offer. In fact, the power pass gives you so many great options that your most difficult task will be deciding where to start!

For the tenth week of our Viator’s 2011 Ultimate Holiday Giveaway, we’re giving away tickets to one of our most popular Las Vegas tours!

While many folks go to luxurious Las Vegas, not many ever really leave the playpen that engulfs its famous casino and entertainment rich strip, and for certainly good reasons. But the keen eye for culture will tell you there is more to do in Nevada than you think. Just like in those old western movies we all know and love, there are great chances to hop up on a horse and ride off into the sunset.

Known widely as one of the most beautiful places in the United States, the Black Canyon of the Colorado River is a natural wonder. Containing some very deep gorges and a plethora of nice fauna and flora, exploring this section of the Gunnison National Park would be well worth your while, and the Black Canyon River Rafting Tour gives you the chance to do it with style.

Like most urban towns, walking amongst the thousands and thousands of busy visitors and eager patrons of Las Vegas is an experience that can sometimes leave one feeling a little left out, losing that sense of intimacy you hope to achieve with your surroundings on any getaway. Luckily, in Nevada, there are several ways to escape all that and once again, find yourself in a state of tranquility, including jumping on a hot air balloon. For one of the most breathtaking sunrises you will see, enjoy the unobstructed 360-degree view of Las Vegas and its majestic surrounding canyons.

What better way to explore Nevada’s famous Red Rock Canyon than under the wing of an experienced local guide? It stands to reason that the uninitiated would do well to seek assistance when unlocking the wonders (and avoiding the dangers) of the Mohave Valley, and those who do are justly rewarded.