Our Mission
Our mission is to preserve and enhance the natural, recreational, educational, scientific and scenic resources of the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area.
Get the Lead Out of Lovell Canyon
Lovell Canyon is now a significant initiative for Save Red Rock after soil tests conducted in the canyon by Save Red Rock reveal lead concentrations more than 30 times above what is deemed safe. Known neurotoxin and carcinogen, lead concentrations found in target shooting areas along Lovell Canyon Road range from 1,600 ppm to 44,000 ppm; safe levels should not exceed 1.400 ppm. The Brett Torino Foundation has furnished a financial gift to Save Red Rock specifically for Lovell Canyon and to aid in the restoration of the area.
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Save Red Rock
5 days ago
As of March 21st the following areas have been temporarily closed in Red Rock Canyon Las Vegas until further notice:
•Red Rock Canyon Scenic Drive and Visitor Center
•Red Rock Overlook
•Late Night Trailhead
•Red Spring picnic area and boardwalk
•All campsites at the Red Rock Campground
We will keep a close eye on these closures and let you all know when they reopen. It is super important to put everyone's health and well being first during this time.
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Drive in from the Lovell canyon and camp wherever you want in redrock right now! 🤷🏻♂️
bummer.
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Save Red Rock
1 week ago
Repost from @savorsincity
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Keeping our distance together💖
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#inthistogether
#RedRock #freshair #homemeansnevada
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so does that mean that First Creek and Oak Creek trailheads are still open?
I thought Red Rock was closed?
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