DK Travel : Las Vegas : Outdoor

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Adventure Photo Tours

First stop on this 10-hour tour is the ghost town of Grafton, where segments of the movie Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid were filmed. Then it’s on to the east entrance, the most spectacular entry way into Zion National Park.
Aguereberry Point, Death Valley

High in the Panamint Mountains, the point offers panoramic views across most of Death Valley, taking in Furnace Creek, the snow-capped Sierra Nevada, Devil’s Golf Course, and other landmarks. The point is accessible by mountain bike, but you’ll need excellent bike-handling skills to make the climb; there is a 13-mile (21-km) loop ride for those who want to try it.
Allstate Tours

Hoover Dam day trips are offered, along with tours of the Grand Canyon and Red Rock Canyon.
Angel Park Golf Clubs

The Palm and the Mountain, this club’s two 18-hole championship layouts designed by legendary American golfer Arnold Palmer, have been described as the “world’s most complete golf experience.” A night-lighted driving range, 18-hole putting course, and golf school form part of the complex.
Atlatl Rock, Valley of Fire

The most famous petroglyph here depicts an atlatl , a notched stick used to add speed and distance to a thrown spear.
ATV Adventures

Open-air jeep tours through the Valley of Fire’s back country to view wildlife, plants, and formations. Lunch and hotel pickup are included.
ATV Wilderness Tours

Year-round guided trips in four-wheel all-terrain vehicles and jeeps. Three-hour to three-day outings are available. The company is based in St. George, Utah.
Bali Hai Golf Club

Just steps away from the Mandalay Bay and Four Seasons hotels, the course features thick stands of palm trees, large water hazards, tropical plants, and flowers in its South Seas design.
Bears

Black bears are occasionally seen on the higher plateaus at Zion, but both they and grizzlies have long since disappeared from the Grand Canyon area, and no bears are known to live in the mountains surrounding Death Valley.
Birds of Prey

Red-tailed hawks are the most common predatory birds in all three parks, but at the Grand Canyon look out for the king of the skies, the golden eagle.