Más allá del blackjack y el ratón Mickey: Descubra cinco destinos en los caminos menos viajados

/>Picnicking

Rock Climbing

Scenic Driving

Skiing and Snowshoeing

Snowplay

Wildlife and Wildflower Viewing

Download the PDF version of our Visitor Guide [14 pages, 1.15 MB] also available at our office in Las Vegas.

Suggestions For An Enjoyable Trip

Have a full tank of gas. No fuel or mechanical services are available in the mountains.

Water is scarce in the Mountains except at developed picnic areas and campgrounds.

Cell phones often have sporadic or no reception in the Spring Mountains.

To report forest fires: 702-631-2350.

More Tips for Visitors



Help Keep the Mountains Clean!

Clean up all of your trash and put it in a dumpster or take it home. Wildlife and other visitors count on you to leave the mountains clean. Be Courteous!

Be understanding and courteous of other visitors and their activities. While hiking, you may see horseback riders and mountain bikers. While riding your OHV you will be prohibited from some trails to enable others to experience a different kind of recreation. Get Away from the Crowd

If you are looking for solitude, consider visiting on weekdays when areas are less crowded. Private Property

There is private land within the Spring Mountains National Recreation Area. Make sure you know where you are and stay on National Forest lands. Detailed forest maps are available at the Spring Mountains Visitor Center and administrative office. Wilderness Areas

The Spring Mountains National Recreation Area has three wilderness areas –

Mt. Charleston, La Madre Mountain, and Rainbow Mountain (also in the Red Rocks National Conservation Area) and the Mt. Stirling Wilderness Study Area which is managed as if it were a designated ...