This review is for Fortification Hill which was a ~3.5 miles round trip that took ~3 hours to…read morecomplete. Fortification Hill was one of most challenging hikes I have ever done; located a hour from Vegas. Plenty of steep inclines and declines on loose gravel. Highly recommend using hiking poles! One particular area requires a little bit of rock scrambling. No shade; completely exposed to the sun. Stunning view of Lake Mead and the surroundings with a distant view of Hoover Dam. Required to drive on ~5.8 miles of dirt road. Recommend a high clearance vehicle. Short video of the hike for those interested! https://youtu.be/iIylDeCLBuE

Fortification Hill is an extinct volcano located in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area on the…read moreArizona side of Hoover Dam. This is a moderately strenuous hike of about 5 miles and about 1,200 feet of elevation gain. This is primarily a class 1 trail hike but portions are steep and loose, and there is a short section of class 2 scrambling with very minor exposure. It is not a hike for children or anyone who can't do some short but difficult rock scrambling or handle a steep scree slope. The hike is fully exposed to the sun the entire way. Make sure to wear a hat, sunscreen and bring plenty of water. Just returned from the hike today. As we were heading down the hill, we saw a baby horned lizard. To drive to the trailhead, they recommend a four-by-four high-clearance vehicle with good off-road tires for the last 2.5 miles of driving. I would not recommend to drive the road if it is raining or there is a threat of rain, as flash flooding occurs here. The view from the top is one of the very best in the whole valley and has a great view of the dam.

This picnic area with a hiking trail behind it is stunning! It looks just like those awesome red…read morerocks you see in Valley of Fire, but its located in Lake Mead. There is even a mini elephant rock here like there is at Valley of Fire too. The picnic areas have shade and BBQ pits, and some space in between each one. Nice. There is a bathroom here as well and a decent amount of parking. The hiking trail takes you around the different rock formations and is pretty easy. The best part about it is the views and seeing all the neat formations. Definitely a nice stop or even hangout spot for a while.

We really like this place. It is so versatile for entry level and intermediate level hikers. There…read moreare some nice areas with shaded picnic tables where you can stop and have a bite to eat and then decide who wants to go and do a little hiking and who wants to stay back and chill at the picnic table under the shade. Last time we were there, they had a wedding and some really gorgeous photos .

Poor racist service. You do not want to be caucasian at all while eating in the restaurant. At 66…read moreand 69 years old we struggled through out this experience. We ordered a pecan salad and after requesting the pecans twice we were informed ATTHE END of our meal that they had none. Long wait for table and tables with best view only given to non-caucasians. Very racist

Loved visiting Eagle Point at the Grand Canyon's West Rim. This beautiful, natural rock formation…read moresits within the sacred land of the Hualapai Nation. These sacred rocks look like an eagle spreading its wings over the canyon with a rich history to match. Eagle Point was initially known as the "battleship." It was later renamed by one of the Hualapai people to "Eagle Point," when she saw the outline of an eagle in the rock formation. According to the legend, many, many years ago people once lived at the bottom of the Grand Canyon. During that time, an eagle flew down to warn the people of an impending great flood. As the eagle flew back up, it stayed near the top of the canyon to watch over and protect the people. Then, it turned to stone where it remains to this day. Today, Eagle Point is a true highlight that provides magical views. It is the step off to other experiences that the Hualapai Tribe offers to learn about the culture of the Hualapai Nation. Eagle Point houses an authentic Native American village. So interesting to visit the amphitheater to enjoy live music and dance performances. Loved being able to walk over the edge of the West Rim on the Skywalk. It was amazing to be able walk on the largest glass bridge and be able to "walk the path of the eagle" and step out over the Grand Canyon for a one-of-a-kind perspective 4,000 feet in the air. Note: there is a fee for entrance with goes back to support the Hualapai Nation.

Very laid back here, at least in late January....isolated campground as well as an RV Park and a…read moresmall single story motel....the store is well stocked but very seasonal...fairly reasonable prices considering there is NOWHERE close to here for provisions....the marina area is pretty small in comparison to the Nevada side....not much going on here as it is very isolated....the Lone worker in the store did say that they get busy during the warmer months but that is still a few months away/:..restaurant and bar are closed from mid October thru mid April or so....rentals are available for boats and equipment...water is about the same as Nevada, you can see where the boat launch used to be, pretty sad state of affairs....anyway, it's a cool spot...RECOMMEND

What an amazing place!! From the moment we all got there we had a blast!!! Extremely helpful…read morefriendly staff. Can't wait to go back!!!

We thoroughly enjoyed our trip. We were especially happy to find out that groups are no more than…read moresix people so it ended up just being me and my party of four. Ian is the best guide. He has the most calm, easy-going attitude.

Ian and another guide were paddling down the river between Emerald Cave and Willow Beach when they…read morespotted my niece and I sitting on our paddle boards around 3pm with nearly 30 mph winds keeping us slammed against the shore. We were on the edge of serious trouble. Exhausted, trying to paddle under inflated boards back to the marina. They asked us if we were ok. After hearing "no, not really", they hooked up tow ropes to our boards and paddled us back to the marina. I can't adequately write what I feel here. The kindness, care and efficiency in taking care of us absolutely blew my mind. Especially when we weren't paying customers! They wouldn't even accept money for the rescue. Thank you Kayak Lake Mead. Angels on the water. Book your trip with these guys.

Our group enjoyed a fantastic 4-Hour kayaking tour. It exceeded my expectations and we all had a…read moregreat time. Our guide, Jayden, was awesome. She provided useful information, and we learned a lot about the area and environment. She is very good at her job. The equipment and lunch were top quality and overall we had a very, very good time. I highly recommend this tour and I would return for an even longer tour next time.

My sister and I took the Emerald Cave tour with Jeff. He's very informative and funny! We had…read morearound 10 people in our kayak group which is a nice size to keep it still a personal tour. Thank you!

Today my dog and I learned the fundamentals of SUP. We learned a great deal about ourselves and the…read moretrust that is needed. Kathy was awesome. She helped me show my girl who isn't small by any stretch of the imagination how to stand and balance. We had a wonderful time and we totally recommend this company for beginners.

Kathie was the best. So much fun!!! Rented kayaks for a three day camping trip leaving from willow…read morebeach. Epic hot springs adventure without having to join a big kayak tour group couldn't recommend enough.

5 Stars An unforgettable day on Lake Mead!…read more My wife, 10-year-old son, and I went out earlier this week with Kevin from Lake Mead Fishing Guide, and the experience was absolutely perfect. Kevin is not only incredibly knowledgeable about the lake and the local striped bass, but also super friendly, patient, and great with kids. We caught a ton of fish--including my son's very first one! That moment alone made the trip worth it, but the entire experience was top-notch from start to finish. Kevin made sure we were comfortable, taught us a lot about the area and the fish, and made the whole outing feel effortless and fun. Highly recommended for families, beginners, or anyone looking for a great time on the water. We'll definitely be going back!

Wonderful morning well spent, thank you Cpt. Kevin!!! Very pleasant and fun experience. Very…read moreprofessional equipment and service provided for an excellent fishing excursion.