エルドラド山脈での周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The Colorado River flows through the Grand Canyon and then widens to form Lake Mead behind the Hoover Dam on the Arizona-Nevada border.

A striking statue at Hoover Dam honoring the brave workers who scaled the canyon walls. Worth a quick stop to appreciate the history and the sculpture by Steven Liguori.

HIGH SCALER Sculpture by Steven Liguori

From a 221 meter high observation deck, we enjoy the breathtaking view of Lake Mead, the Colorado River and the numerous valleys and gorges that surround the dam. The Hoover Dam is about as high as a 60-story building and was the tallest dam in the world when it was built in 1935. During our visit, we have the opportunity to go inside the dam. We walk through the original construction tunnels and visit the observation deck with a view of a pressure pipeline and 8 of the commercial generators in the Nevada Powerhouse.

From a 221 meter high observation deck, we enjoy the breathtaking view of Lake Mead, the Colorado River and the numerous valleys and gorges that surround the dam. The Hoover Dam is about as high as a 60-story building and was the tallest dam in the world when it was built in 1935. During our visit, we have the opportunity to go inside the dam. We walk through the original construction tunnels and visit the observation deck with a view of a pressure pipeline and 8 of the commercial generators in the Nevada Powerhouse.

You can get a nice, panoramic overlook of Lake Mead from here. While sitting here you're on the Nevada side of the state line, but the east coast of the lake is technically in Arizona.

This area offers many different vantage points to take in the wonderful views, both natural and man-made.

This area, also known as Christmas Tree Pass, is renowned for its rich historical significance, boasting over 700 petroglyphs and many rock shelters. A hike through this area is a journey through time, offering insights into the cultural heritage of the region. The petroglyphs, dating back to between 1100 and 1900 AD, are a testament to the ancient inhabitants of the Mohave area. However, the creators of these remarkable artworks and the people who once inhabited this area remain a mystery, adding to the allure of this historical site.