Preserving Our Beautiful Canyon
On this day, November 16, 1990, The Red Rock National Conservation Area was born. We think back on all our great memories with gratitude to those who had the vision to protect her with this highest of designations in the BLM. Today we can give back with three easy birthday gifts for Red Rock. Let’s…
Read MoreKeep Red Rock Rural: Voice Your Concerns About Development in Red Rock Canyon On Wednesday, August 4, 2021, at 9 a.m. the Clark County Commissioners will hear an application by Gypsum Resources for a housing development in Red Rock Canyon. Save Red Rock will be at the meeting to call on the Commissioners to Keep…
Read MoreThe Bureau of Land Management has announced timed entry reservations for the Red Rock Scenic Drive will not be required until October 1. As temperatures rise, there is less visitation to the canyon, making overcrowding a non-issue. However, you will still have to pay entrance fees, unless you have a yearly pass.
Read MoreThe Bureau of Land Management will waive amenity-related fees at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area for National Get Outdoors Day on June 12. Other fees, such as group day use, will remain in effect. Visitation is expected to be heavy, with the most congested time anticipated between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. If you…
Read MoreArtist Christine Curtis Wilson Personal Statement about the “Save Red Rock” stained glass panel By Christine Curtis Wilson Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area has been an important part of my life as long as I can remember. It is my Sanctuary. I have been cycling, running, hiking, climbing and meditating at Red Rock Canyon…
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Happy National Trails Day! Here at Save Red Rock, we believe any trail that leads you toward Mt Wilson is a good trail! Tell us where your trail leads you…
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