Boulder City, NV

Paddle across the tranquil waters of Lake Mead to the mouth of the Black Canyon. Beach your kayak and hike a short distance to find a stunning series of natural hot springs cascading down a narrow slot canyon—a true desert oasis.

Housed in the historic Boulder Dam Hotel, this museum tells the compelling human story of the dam's construction. Discover artifacts, photographs, and personal accounts of the thousands of workers who lived in this federally planned town.

Access this 34-mile paved trail right from town. It circles the River Mountains, offering unparalleled views of Lake Mead, the Las Vegas Valley, and the desert. Perfect for biking, walking, or inline skating.

Explore the works of local and regional artists in this cooperative gallery on Nevada Way. It's the perfect place to find a unique painting, pottery, jewelry, or sculpture as a memento of your visit.

Tee off at this award-winning, 27-hole municipal course known for its excellent conditions and dramatic views of the Eldorado Mountains. It's a desert golf experience that's both challenging and beautifully maintained.

A local favorite housed in a historic building, offering a refined yet casual spot for a great meal. Sink your teeth into their famous Wagyu beef burger and explore their extensive wine and whiskey list in a rustic-chic setting.

The heart of Boulder City, featuring the grid of streets laid out for dam workers. This is where you'll find the historic downtown district (Nevada Way), city park, the historic hotel, and many of the original government-built homes with their distinctive styles.

The neighborhoods climbing the slopes west of downtown offer stunning, elevated views of the valley and Lake Mead. These areas feature mid-century and newer homes, quiet streets, and direct access to the trailheads of Bootleg Canyon.

Situated on the southeastern side of town, these areas provide more modern subdivisions and easier access to the Lake Mead Parkway and the national recreation area. True to its name, many homes here have prized views of the lake.

The commercial gateway into town from Las Vegas, lined with newer shopping centers, grocery stores, and chain restaurants. It serves as the practical, modern complement to the historic downtown, providing everyday conveniences for residents.