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 The wild west |
1 Gunfighter Lane Blue Diamond, Clark County Las Vegas, NV 89004 United States +1 702 875 4191 http://www.bonniesprings.com/ |
Give your family a taste of the West! A short drive from the city, this ranch is a miniature replica of the old days, when much of the country was a cowboy's domain. Built in 1843, as a wagon stop, this pretty, almost desert-like foothill town, with its wooden boards, tumbleweeds, stagecoaches and saloons will transport most locals back into history. A weekend here will be filled with activities, such as horseback riding, miniature train rides, wild animal spotting, a "posse" show, simulated street fights and melodramatic scenes complete with onlookers and stuntmen, all for USD10. Loads of curios and souvenirs source the memorabilia section, while those who'd like to stay just a little bit longer can avail of the motel facilities – themed rooms, with romantic décor and guided tours beckon guests at rates ranging from USD60 to USD100 per night. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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 Gallop through brush pine |
2 Kyle Canyon Road Las Vegas, NV 89124 United States +1 702 387 2457 http://www.mountcharlestonridi... |
Try a horseback-riding excursion in the cool green mountains just 35 miles from downtown Las Vegas. A three-hour tour will take you deep into the heart of the pine forest, where birds and wildlife abound. It is often possible to see Nevada's wild horses in this area as well. On summer evenings, an old-fashioned family-style hay ride is another option, and in winter, try the romantic sleigh rides through the fresh snow. Call for reservations and tour costs. Review © 2009, Wcities |
 Renaissance Time Once Again |
2901 East Sunset Road Sunset Park Las Vegas, NV 89120 United States +1 702 455 8200 http://www.lvrenfair.com/ |
This year's Renaissance festival or Sunset Park Ren Fair as it is called will have over 200 craftsmen including gold, silver smiths, stained glass makers, leather workers, potters, dagger, sword makers and wood carvers etc. Food will also belong to the authentic Renaissance period including English feast, shepherd's pie and turkey legs to be washed down with English beer and ale. So be sure not to miss it! Review © 2009, Wcities |