Vintage At Seven Hills

Atomic Liquors is the perfect destination if you're searching for a piece of Las Vegas' rich history. The bar was established in 1952 by Joe and Stella Sobchik, and it is the seventh liquor license to be granted in the city. However, what sets Atomic Liquors apart is that it is named after a time when customers used to watch atomic blasts from their rooftops. The bar walls have also welcomed many iconic showbiz figures, including The Rat Pack, the Smothers Brothers, and Barbra Streisand. You can even spot the restored seat where Barbra Streisand used to sit. With its charming and unique atmosphere, Atomic Liquors is a must-visit location in Las Vegas. Moreover, the bar provides free parking and excellent drinks to sweeten the deal. Take advantage of this piece of history and entertainment.

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.