Death Valley is about 120 miles (2 hours) from Las Vegas via Pahrump. Get every route, drive time, and the best time to visit this desert park.
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Explore Las Vegas travel tips, airport transportation advice, Strip guides, local attractions, golf destinations, and route ideas from Personal Sedan Services.
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Grand Canyon Tours from Las Vegas: Every Option Compared
Bus, helicopter, airplane, or private car? Compare every way to tour the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas by cost, time, and experience to pick the right one.
READ MOREBest Day Trips from Las Vegas: 10 Drives Worth Taking (2026)
The 10 best day trips from Las Vegas, ranked by drive time and payoff: Red Rock, Hoover Dam, Valley of Fire, Grand Canyon, Zion, Death Valley and more.
READ MOREWhere to Host a Bachelorette Party in Las Vegas: Best Venues
The best bachelorette party venues in Las Vegas for 2026: dayclubs, nightclubs, dinners, male revues and spas, plus how to ride between them in style.
READ MOREHow Far Is the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas? Distance, Drive Time and Best Route
The Grand Canyon West Rim is about 125 miles (2 to 2.5 hours) from Las Vegas; the South Rim is about 277 miles (4.5 hours). Full breakdown, route, and drive times.
READ MORE10 Best Things to Do in Moapa Valley, Nevada
Moapa Valley NV activities: Valley of Fire, Lost City Museum, Warm Springs Reserve, Overton Beach at Lake Mead, and the Nevada landscape north of Las Vegas.
READ MOREMoapa Valley Nevada Guide: The Virgin River Valley North of Las Vegas
Moapa Valley NV guide: the Virgin River communities of Overton, Logandale & Moapa, Valley of Fire access, Lost City Museum, and southern Nevada’s quietest valley.
READ MORE12 Best Things to Do in Boulder City, Nevada
Boulder City NV activities: Hoover Dam tours, Lake Mead kayaking, the historic downtown, helicopter flights over the Grand Canyon, and southern Nevada’s most unique town.
READ MOREBoulder City Nevada Guide: The Dam Town with a Unique History
Boulder City NV guide: the only Nevada city that banned gambling, home of Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, Railroad Pass, and a charming historic downtown worth visiting.
READ MORE10 Best Things to Do in Winchester, Nevada
Things to do in Winchester NV: UNLV, Maryland Pkwy dining, Marjorie Barrick Museum, local parks, and central Las Vegas highlights for residents and visitors.
READ MOREWinchester Nevada Guide: The Hidden Community at Las Vegas’s Heart
Winchester NV guide: the unincorporated central Las Vegas community along the Maryland Parkway and UNLV corridor, with local dining, arts, and convenient Strip access.
READ MOREBest Restaurants in Summerlin Las Vegas: The Complete Dining Guide
Summerlin has quietly become one of Las Vegas’s best dining destinations – the place locals go to escape Strip prices and valet lines for seriously good food. From acclaimed steakhouses and handmade pasta to ramen, modern Mexican, and standout barbecue, the west valley delivers, usually with patio seating, mountain views, and free parking. This guide
READ MORE10 Best Things to Do in Summerlin, Nevada
Summerlin is where Las Vegas locals go to escape the Strip without leaving town – an upscale west-valley community with its own downtown, a minor-league ballpark, championship golf, miles of trails, and Red Rock Canyon at its doorstep. A few of these picks sit just past its edges, so think of this as the best
READ MORESummerlin Las Vegas Guide: America’s Premier Master-Planned Community
Summerlin is the polished, outdoorsy, master-planned side of Las Vegas – 22,500 acres along the valley’s western rim, built against the red cliffs of Red Rock Canyon. It has its own walkable downtown, a minor-league ballpark, the Golden Knights’ practice arena, championship golf, and more than 150 miles of trails. For three decades it’s ranked
READ MORECentennial Hills Nevada Guide: Northwest Las Vegas’s Fastest-Growing Community
Centennial Hills is the northwest corner of Las Vegas that most visitors never see – an established, family-friendly community of newer homes, big parks, and mountain views, set well back from the Strip along the 215 Beltway and US-95. Once one of the valley’s fastest-growing areas, it’s now largely built out, with mature landscaping and
READ MORE10 Best Things to Do in Centennial Hills, Nevada
Centennial Hills is the northwest gateway to some of the Las Vegas Valley’s best outdoor escapes – desert oases, Ice Age fossils, a u-pick orchard, and Red Rock Canyon, all minutes away. Several of these sit just beyond the community’s edges, so think of this as the best things to do in and around Centennial
READ MORE10 Best Things to Do in Whitney, Nevada
Whitney is a residential east-valley community that doubles as a launch point for some of southern Nevada’s best outdoor recreation. Most of these picks sit in or just beyond Whitney’s edges – so think of this as the best things to do in and around Whitney. Here are 10. What’s in This Guide The 10
READ MOREWhitney Nevada Guide: East Las Vegas’s Quiet Community
Whitney is one of the Las Vegas Valley’s quieter unincorporated communities – an east-valley town strung along Boulder Highway, bordered by Henderson to the south and the resort corridor to the west. For visitors it’s mostly a gateway toward Boulder City, Hoover Dam, and Lake Mead, but it has a real local history and character
READ MORE10 Must-Know Facts About Paradise Nevada — The Real “Las Vegas”
The fact that the Las Vegas Strip isn’t technically in Las Vegas is one of the great trivia questions in American geography. Here are 10 things every visitor should know about Paradise, Nevada – the community they’re actually visiting. What’s in This Guide The 10 facts: 1. The Strip is in Paradise, not Las Vegas
READ MOREParadise Nevada Guide: The Strip, Airport & What You Need to Know
When you stay on the Strip, you’re almost certainly not in Las Vegas. You’re in Paradise, Nevada – an unincorporated town in Clark County that contains most of the tourist infrastructure people associate with “Las Vegas.” It’s one of the great administrative quirks of American urban geography, and it actually matters for understanding how the
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