Fire Ecology Trail

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Red Rock Cyn # 3205
Las Vegas, NV 89124
+1 (702) 515-5350
http://wew.redrockcanyonlv.org

The Fire Ecology Trail in Las Vegas NV offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore the relationships between fire and the desert ecosystem. This trail features informative signage that educates hikers about the role of fire in promoting growth and maintaining biodiversity. With scenic views and a variety of native plants it's a perfect spot for nature lovers and those interested in ecological conservation.

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5.01 reviews
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Katherine C.
2/18/2019

This is a great trail to add-on to your other hikes or if you want a quickie hike. The hike is technically 0.9 miles round trip . You can do a lot of exploring and backtracking though. The creek...

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