Red Rock observation point. Where we slip away from the hustle and bustle of city to witness the mighty Red Rock Canyon from a perch above the desert floor. We then go into the details of Las Vegas, its history, wildlife and so much more! So we have found a way to get people to experience it with our fleet of Can-am Ryker's. These 3 wheelers boast all the fun of a motorcycle, but full of safety features like abs, and an onboard stability system. After we go though a our safety check, and riding training around our parking lot, we put on our Bluetooth helmets and once you feel comfortable on the bike we hit the open road!

If you choose Red Rock as your destination, your trusty guide Jake, will lead you to this hidden gem off the beaten path! now that you have experience as a biker, you will fit right in here at Mountain Springs Saloon. If you’ve got rambling on your mind, want to escape to cooler temperatures, or are looking to get a mighty fine meal in your gullet, get to the world famous Mountain Springs Saloon stat. Originally established in the 1950s, bikers from near and far have traveled to the Mountain Springs Saloon for a relaxing break off the road. Perched in Mountain Springs canyon in between Pahrump and Blue Diamond, the Saloon is the perfect pit stop when exploring southern Nevada’s scenic byways. Red Rock National Conservation Area, Spring Mountain Ranch State Park, Bonnie Springs and Death Valley National Park are all within an hour’s driving time, which makes this tucked away secret the perfect pit stop.

This is our modern art installation that stands over 30 ft high over the desert landscape, with rainbow colored stones that stand out vibrantly against the surrounding landscape.

Should you choose Seven Magic Mountains as your destination, we will make a detour before heading back to town and take you to the good ol Pioneer Saloon. It's a historic saloon turned Hollywood set offering brews, cocktails & American bites with a Texas twist. This is definitely a fan favorite amongst our tour groups!

There is a small quiant cafe (cottonwood station) where most of our travelers love to stop and look at the wild burros, get a swmall bite or a coffee and take in the laid back life of the wild west. You will not experience anything like this in las vegas. A must do.