Nevada's Las Vegas Territory attractions, cities, towns, and activities.

Las Vegas Territory Region of Nevada
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Cities/Towns & Counties in this Region

Overview
Whether is it shopping, entertainment, gaming, fine dining, or outdoor recreation, the Las Vegas territory of Nevada is chock full of things to do. The famous "Las Vegas strip" takes you on an international stroll from New York to Egypt to Paris and beyond. Waterfalls, aquariums, bird sanctuaries, art exhibits, water shows, the light show on Fremont Street and the "all night" shows, shopping and dining is enough to keep anyone busy and amazed. Besides the famous strip there are also Museums, Botanical Gardens, Roller Coasters and amusement rides, and galleries to visit.
  Year-round water play is offered at Lake Mead, the river resort town of Laughlin and the Colorado River, all within a days drive of Vegas--and Mount Charleston (11,918 feet high), Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area and the Spring Mountains give hikers, climbers, skiers and bikers their kind of fun. Attractions include the Boulder City Historic District, Hoover Dam and Museum, Lost City Museum. Valley of Fire State Park, Lake Mohave, the Black Mountains, Spring Mountain State Park, Clark County Museum, Ethel M's Chocolate Factory and Cactus Garden, Ron Lee Gallery, Carroll Shelby Museum, Donna Beam Fine Art Gallery, Guggenheim Hermitage Museum, King Tut's Tomb and Museum, Las Vegas Art Museum, Las Vegas Mini Gran Prix, Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Las Vegas Natural History Museum, Las Vegas Zoo, Liberace Museum, Lied Discovery Children's Museum, M&M's World, Madame Tussauds, Manhattan Express, Marjorie Barrick Museum of Natural History, MGM Grand Lion Habitat, Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historic Park, Shark Reef at Mandalay Bay, Siegfried and Roy Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat, Sirens of TI, Sport Center of Las Vegas, Springs Preserve, Star Trek: The Experience, Stratosphere Tower, The Atomic Testing Museum. The Auto Collections, The Fountains of Bellagio, Riverside Auto Museum, Virgin Valley Heritage Museum, Lost city Museum, Searchlight Historic Museum and Historic Mining Park, , Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs, Nellis Dunes Special Recreation Area, Lee Canyon Recreation Area, Valley of Fire State Park, Big  Bend of the Colorado State Recreation Area, Gold Butte Backcountry Byway, rafting down the mighty Colorado River, golf, river cruises, fishing, hiking, skiing helicopter tours over the Grand Canyon, and more.
  Scenic drives include the Strip, Las Vegas Boulevard, three state highway, Lee Canyon Road (State Route 156), Deer Creek Road (State Route 158) and and Kyle Canyon Road (State route 157) link U.S. Highway 95 with the majestic Mount Charleston.