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Hidden Valley Nevada - What To Know BEFORE You Go

Hidden Valley Nevada

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There's more to do in Las Vegas than hit the slots. Active travelers can take a short trip to Jean, Nevada, for outdoor adventure in an area known as Hidden Valley. Ride through the desert on an ATV, exploring the trails of Jean Dry Lake’s surrealist landscape of sand dunes, rugged desert, and mountain terrain.

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Jean, Nevada, 88054

The Basics

The best way to experience Hidden Valley is by ATV, dirt bike, or off-road vehicles known as RZRs, described as “souped-up golf carts” equipped with a cage structure. Guided tours depart from Las Vegas and head to Jean, a 30-minute drive away. Once there, travel through the historic Hidden Valley, its extinct lava beds, and Roach Dry Lake, then enter the rugged McCullough Mountain Range. Make your way to the Hidden Valley National Monument Overlook for scenic vistas of the surrounding desert.

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When to Get There

Half-day tours typically offer morning and afternoon departure times. During the summer months, you might prefer to depart in the morning to avoid the strong midday desert sun. Overall, you’ll encounter the biggest crowds during the spring and fall, which is peak season in Las Vegas. The area has also become known for its Parade of Lights, when local homes sport impressive holiday decorations during December.

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