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The Red Rock Climbing Center boasts more than 8,000 square feet of climbing walls designed by two of the world's top climbers, Tony Yaniro and Doug Englekirk. The facility offers top-rope and lead climbing, along with over 1,000 square feet of overhangs and roof routes to challenge even the most experienced climbers. With routes ranging from easy to very challenging, climbers of all skill levels can enjoy the center. The route-setters keep all but a handful of classics changing regularly, ensuring that climbers always have something new to climb. The walls are 35 feet high, and when combined with roofs, they have nearly 100-foot-long routes. Therefore, the center is ideal for those looking to develop the strength and stamina needed to tackle the fantastic sport and trad routes available in Red Rocks.

Get ready to experience the mesmerizing world of electronic music at the Electric Daisy Carnival. This music festival is a haven for those who love to dance and feel the pulsing beat of electronic music deep within their soul. The Electric Daisy Carnival has captivated audiences worldwide, with past shows selling out to crowds of up to 30,000 people. The stage is an unforgettable journey with the electronic music industry's biggest names, including Deadmau5, Kaskade, Moby, Will.i.am, Tiesto, Skrillex, and many more. Be prepared to be transported to another world with mesmerizing light shows, vibrant colors, and an atmosphere that will leave you breathless. Take your chance to be a part of this magical experience.

Experience the thrill and excitement of the Atomic Testing Museum. This incredible Museum is a treasure trove of exhibits and artifacts that chronicle the history of nuclear testing at the Nevada Test Site from 1951 to the present day. Witness the items used during the testing, such as Geiger counters, radiation testing devices, and radio badges. Be amazed by the Native American artifacts discovered near the testing site, atomic age pop culture memorabilia, testing equipment, facility figures, videos, and interactive activities. And be sure not to miss the Ground Zero Theater, where you can feel the thrill of observing an atmospheric nuclear test simulation. The Atomic Testing Museum is an experience and a must-visit destination for anyone who loves history and science.