Visitors at Red Rock Canyon now have a safer place to stop and take photos thanks to a new paved parking lot that opened Tuesday.
Read MoreLas Vegas Review Journal: To avoid crashes, Red Rock Canyon sign gets new home
Selfies at the Red Rock Canyon sign will look a little different from now on.
Read MoreKNPR Nevada Public Radio: Red Rock Canyon sign unveiled
The Red Rock Canyon Marker North sign unveiled its new home this morning at 8:00am.
Read MoreKSNV News 3: New parking lot at Red Rock Canyon opens as part of extensive trail development initiative
Red Rock Canyon is unveiling a new parking lot as it continues to make the site safer for visitors.
Read MoreLas Vegas Review Journal: Iconic Red Rock Canyon sign moves to new location
Those visiting Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area may notice a big difference as they approach.
Read MoreKSNV News 3: Red Rock Canyon sign relocated to new parking area for safer visitor experience
Visitors taking a trip out to Red Rock Canyon will now have a new spot for a photo opportunity with the iconic Red Rock Canyon Marker along the North side of Nevada State Route 159.
Read MoreKNPR Nevada Public Radio: Red Rock Legacy Trail starts construction, prioritizing the safety of hikers and cyclists
In February of 2020, the Clark County Commission approved construction of the Red Rock Legacy Trail.
Read MoreThe Nevada Independent: In the weeds
Construction of a bicycle and pedestrian trail connecting Summerlin and Red Rock National Conservation Area kicked off with a groundbreaking ceremony last week.
Read More107.9 Coyote County: Red Rock Legacy Trail Construction to Begin, Making Cycling Safer by 2026
Construction on Red Rock Legacy Trail, a project the community has worked on for nearly two decades to enhance safety and improve access for cyclists and outdoor users in the Red Rock Canyon area, kicked off on July 1.
Read MoreKSNV News 3: Red Rock Legacy Trail construction begins, promising safer path for cyclist and hikers
The groundbreaking for phase one of the Red Rock Legacy Trail has officially begun.
Read More107.9 Coyote County: $100 Million Red Rock Trail Project Gets Underway After 20 Years of Safety Concerns
Construction on the much-anticipated Red Rock Legacy Trail has begun to enhance safety for hikers and bikers across Clark County.
Read MoreLas Vegas Review Journal: Red Rock Legacy Trail finally breaks ground. What happens next?
On Tuesday, Save Red Rock saw its organizing efforts come to fruition as Clark County broke ground on the first phase of construction for Red Rock Legacy Trail. The group raised an initial $12 million in grant funding for the project, which later grew to $100 million with a slew of local partnerships.
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