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Tule Spring in the Floyd Lamb Park is an oasis in the desert! Tule Spring, a natural perennial spring feeds several small ponds in the park and has allowed people to live here for centuries. This verdant spot by largest pond in the park is a great place to relax by the water and look out for all types of waterfowl and insects as well as peacocks that roam the park! You might see people fishing in the pond as well.

The walkway through this remarkable arched bridge is inspired by a medieval-Roman bridge of the same name in Florence. Pastel hotels sit above you, held aloft by elegant arches that look out upon the lake and shade the walkway below.

These fountains are so stunning. They are perfectly matching with the music, which is playing during the show! The shows are every 30 minutes, in the later hours even every 15 minutes. Although it’s so crowded, it’s a beautiful experience, definitely recommendable!

Railroad Lake makes up the heart of Cornerstone Park. There are dirt and paved paths that circle around the reservoir that are popular for walking and jogging. You can connect these loop trails to the longer rail trails passing by here, too.

Sunset Lake is the centerpiece of Sunset Park. There is a paved path that circles around the water with various pavilions, benches, and picnic tables lining the trail so that you can take a break and take in the views.

The Lakeview Overlook is just a short distance from the Hoover Dam and offers panoramic views of the Boulder Basin from a higher elevation from the dam itself. To the northwest you can see Hemenway Harbor, the tunnels of the Hoover Historic Railroad, and power lines that extend out and up from Hoover Dam. To the northeast, you can see Rock, Boulder and Saddle Islands and the Muddy and Black Mountains.

Construction is currently underway directly in front of the Bellagio (as of December 2023). However, you can watch the show from the side or from the bridge. The view from the other side of the street is not so good.

Tule Spring in the Floyd Lamb Park is an oasis in the desert! Tule Spring, a natural perennial spring feeds several small ponds in the park and has allowed people to live here for centuries. This verdant spot by largest pond in the park is a great place to relax by the water and look out for all types of waterfowl and insects as well as peacocks that roam the park! You might see people fishing in the pond as well.