The Clark County Wetlands
Park provides lush habitats for over
300 species of plants and animals while improving the quality of the Las Vegas Valley 's water supply. The Clark County
Wetlands Park
includes 2,900 acres of water, trails, and trees along the Las Vegas Wash.
My family and I enjoy walking along the several trails that are available. My
son and I enjoyed seeing several desert cottontail bunnies, road runners, and
many different species of birds on our walk Sunday.
Welcome to my world of sock monkeys, leopard geckos, and nature photography! Almost all of my adventures and photographs are taken in the Las Vegas area and show another side of Sin City and my home away from home, Springs Preserve. I hope to grow and learn more about the art of nature photography so that I may continue to explore greater depths of technical expertise and imagery. Thanks for stopping by!
Showing posts with label hiking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hiking. Show all posts
Monday, October 20, 2014
Monday, September 22, 2014
Eagles Nest Trail Hike
When people who live in Las Vegas say there is nothing to do or it's too hot then they are not trying very hard to enjoy all the wonderful things Southern Nevada has to offer. A 30 minute drive takes me to Mt. Charleston to enjoy a change of scenery and cooler temps in the summer.
Beautiful view along Eagles Nest trail
Delicate purple daisy
A tree with feathers
Fallen trees
Loved the partially cloudy day
Really liked the golden white of this ridge
Blue skies peaking through the gray clouds
Sunday, August 17, 2014
Mt Charleston Excursion
It seemed like a good time to escape the heat of Las Vegas and spend some time at Mt Charleston. Perfect weather and two major blisters as we completed a 3 mile hike. Low to mid 70s and a perfect day to enjoy the mountain.
Thistle
At the beginning of the Cathedral Rock trail
My son conquering nature
I'm still smiling, Must be before the blisters started.
The trees were gorgeous with the hint of a cool breeze blowing through the leaves.
Up and above
Love the color and texture of this old tree. I found out that a lightning strike spiraled down the trunk of this tree causing the unusual texture.
1.5 miles later. Gorgeous.
Wonderful view and perfect day
One of several wildflowers
Mojave poppy
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