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Voted the number one tourist attraction in the Tri-State area. Oatman, AZ is 25 miles northeast on Route 66 and is a thriving western ghost town and gold mining camp. Residents take pride in keeping this town as authentic as possible. "How the West was Won" is only one of many famous movies filmed here. Oatman is open all year with reenacted gunfights, saloon girls, shops, restaurants and gold mine tours. See where Clark Gable and Carol Lombard spent their wedding night! Enjoy the friendly, wild burros.
The construction of Hoover Dam created Lake Mead, the world's deepest man-made lake. Just a few minutes away is Lake Mead National Recreation Area, the gateway to year-round recreation: fishing, boating, hiking, mountain biking, sight-seeing, and camping. Lake Mead provides a paddle wheel boat for cruises around the Lake and to Hoover Dam.
81 Hoover Dam Access Road
Boulder City, NV 89005
Come join us and experience an enjoyable, scenic jet boat ride on the rugged Colorado River. Our boats are the largest, fastest and most comfortable jet boats in town. Sit back and relax while London Bridge Jet Boat Tours takes you on a fun filled day excursion.
Edgewater Casino Resort
2020 S. Casino Dr.
Laughlin, NV 89029
One great off-roading opportunity is the Mohave Road. Roughly 15 miles north off Needles Highway; this restored road is well marked. Enjoy driving this ancient route, once a native trail then later a wagon trail. The desert offers many off-roading trails. Visit the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Needles Field Office for information and maps.
Racing is held from February through November and features IMCA modifieds and other stock car classes. Drive north about 5 miles on Hwy 95, then east on Laguna Rd. 1.5 miles, to 2750 Laguna Road. Phone 928-346-3000 or visit Mohave Valley Raceway online for more information.
2750 Laguna Road
Mohave Valley, AZ 86440
Located 12 miles south off I-40, this maze is not a true maze but a series of windrows (wind erosion) creating a geometric pattern. Mohave warriors returning from battle would stop for spiritual purification before returning home. Visit or call the Museum at 760-326-5678.
Providence Mountains State Recreational Area and Mitchell Caverns Natural Preserve are located 60 miles west on I-40; exit Essex Rd., and travel north. Guided cave tours are available Labor Day through Memorial Day. Hiking, walking and exploring above ground is breathtakingly beautiful in itself. There are fees for park use and an additional fee for cave tours.
38200 Essex Road
Essex, CA 92332
Laughlin, NV is one of the area's fastest growing gaming communities. Located just over 20 miles north, find excellent shopping, entertainment, casinos, and restaurants for every taste. All that plus the challenging Emerald River Golf Course are only a few good reasons to visit.
Bullhead City, AZ, opposite Laughlin on the east side of the Colorado River, is close to Lake Mohave and home to several great golf courses. One can't find a better location to fish, golf, boat, water ski, jet ski or just relax. Climb aboard one of the passenger boats that traverse the river and visit Laughlin, NV.
Attractions include ranching activities, hiking, historic and modern mining operations, geologic features like Cima Dome, the Cinder Cones and the Kelso Dunes. Also, there is a big chance you will see animals like Bighorn Sheep or Desert Tortoises.
90942 Kelso Cima Road
Kelso, CA 92309
Located in the Providence Mountain State Park approximately 60 miles west of Needles. These limestone caves feature stalactites, stalagmites, flow-stone and other formations of interest. Cavern tours lasting approximately one hour are available daily Labor Day weekend through Memorial Day weekend. Tours begin at 1:30 p.m. throughout the summer.
38200 Essex Road
Essex, CA 92332
Enjoy the rock formations as you boat or canoe through this Gorge. The gorge is a wilderness area. It features some Indian petroglyphs that are accessible only from the river.
If you're looking for a pleasant drive or hike this holiday season, consider the aptly named “Christmas Tree Pass” in southern Nevada. This drive features spectacular views of the mountain with an optional side trip hike for those who enjoy Native American history. It's no wonder people call this the most festive scenic drive in Nevada.
Grapevine Canyon, AZ is just north of Laughlin, NV on Hwy. 163. Turn at Christmas Tree Pass and follow the signs to the parking area. See spectacular views of ancient native petroglyphs on sheer cliff walls. You'll need to hike a short ways to view the walls, but it's well worth the effort.
Open in the winter and summer from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Saturday. There is a break in August for employee vacations.
929 Front Street
Needles, CA 92363
The beauty of the refuge is seen best by boat or canoe.
The Colorado River flows a steady 4 to 8 MPH making the river smooth as glass and great for water skiing. Skiing is available year round; however, most start in March when temperatures rise. New and seasoned water skiers find this river's skiing the best in the world! The Colorado River stretches 88 miles between Davis Dam, through Lake Havasu and south to Parker Dam. Boating, Jet Skiing, canoeing, and kayaking the Colorado River and Lake Havasu is diverse, challenging and great fun!
Ten drivable miles of Route 66 are within Needles' city limits. Along these 10 miles are landmarks including "El Garces," the Harvey House. Take a cruise on the "Main Street of America." Follow the "Historic Route 66" signs east or west, and immerse yourself in nostalgia.
Features water slide, pool and kiddy play area.
1101 Civic Center Drive
Needles, CA 92363
Lake Havasu City, AZ, is just over 20 miles south of Needles and is a flourishing year-round community with shopping, restaurants, entertainment and parks, including a dog park, located across the London Bridge. London Bridge is nothing short of awesome. The bridge now enjoys British-themed surroundings, including the English Village, Lake Havasu City's oldest shopping area. Activities include tours, guides, entertainment, and children's activities.
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