Grapevine Canyon

Review & FAQ:

What is the Grapevine Canyon Trail?
- The Grapevine Canyon Trail is a scenic hiking trail in Laughlin’s backyard, offering a mix of stunning landscapes, ancient petroglyphs, and waterfalls.
How long is the Grapevine Canyon Trail?
- The trail is approximately 3.6 miles long with an elevation gain of 469 feet.
What makes this hike unique?
- Hikers will pass through a sandy and dry riverbed before reaching the canyon.
- The trail features 1,000-year-old petroglyphs adorning the canyon walls.
What can hikers expect along the trail?
- At the mouth of the canyon, visitors will see their first set of ancient petroglyphs.
- As hikers climb the canyon walls, they will be rewarded with breathtaking views.
What are the best views on the trail?
- One of the most remarkable sights is the Colorado River Valley, seen from higher elevations.
Are there waterfalls along the trail?
- Yes! Hikers can pass up to three seasonal waterfalls along the trail.
- The trail ends at natural bath tubs, where visitors can rest and cool off.
Where is the Grapevine Canyon Trail located?
- Address: Lake Mead National Recreation Area, Laughlin, Nevada
- Phone: 702-293-8906

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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