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Get Outdoors Nevada

21 N Pecos Rd Suite 106, Las Vegas, NV 89101

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Quick Summary: Get Outdoors Nevada is a hiking program located in Las Vegas, NV. The facility is equipped to accommodate special needs.

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Category

Hiking

City

Las Vegas

Profile status

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Open hours

From their website, checked Oct 2026

Monday-Friday: 9 am to 5 pm Saturday/Sunday: Closed

Hours (from website)
DayHours
Monday9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

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About the Program

Get Outdoors Nevada is a Las Vegas group, based on Cameron St. in the southwest valley, that gets people outside and caring for public lands. Most of its kids programming runs through schools: the Learning in Nature Program funds guided field trips, including one at Lake Mead, and helps with field trip transportation, and the Native Habitat Program helps schools plant native gardens with lessons and supplies.

For families, the way in is volunteering. The group runs trail, park and landscape projects with simple instructions and all the tools provided; it counted 733 volunteer events from 2012 to 2022. Those events added up to 63,496 hours of service. Check the volunteer page for minimum ages before you bring kids.

Teachers can ask about field trip grants at 702-997-3350.

Programs & Activities

Future Stewards of Nevada
Family Outdoor Experiences
Community Events
Trail Programs
Environmental Education

Good to know

  • Volunteer projects provide the tools and instructions.
  • Field trip grants are aimed at schools and teachers.
  • Check volunteer age rules before bringing kids.

Programs and prices

Programs
nature and science programs for youth to sustain and protect our shared outdoor spaces; Native Habitat Program for schools with lessons, field trips and gardening materials Source
Programs
Learning in Nature Program provides grants for youth to experience outdoor spaces through guided field trips and professional development for teachers; field trip transportation reimbursement; Lake Mead NRA guided field trip Source
Programs
volunteer to enhance landscapes, trails, and parks; programs offer easy-to-follow instruction and all the tools you'll need Source

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Get Outdoors Nevada run kids programs?
Mostly through schools: guided field trips, classroom programs and native garden projects. Families can join volunteer projects at trails and parks.
Can my class get a field trip grant?
The Learning in Nature Program provides grants for youth field trips, including transportation reimbursement. Have your teacher contact Get Outdoors Nevada at 702-997-3350.

Written by PlayPivot from Get Outdoors Nevada's website, checked October 2026. Reviewed by Monica.

Special Needs Support

How this program accommodates different needs

Inclusive ProgramsAdaptive Recreation

Based on the provider's published information. Confirm the specifics for your child before enrolling.

First Visit Guide

What most outdoor and hiking programs expect. Confirm the details with Get Outdoors Nevada before you go.

What to bring

  • More water than you think. A liter per person minimum, more from May through September, because out here heat ends hikes long before tired legs do.
  • Closed-toe shoes, hat, sunscreen, snacks
  • A downloaded or printed trail map. Cell coverage drops fast in the canyons.

Before you go

  • Check park hours and reservations. Red Rock's scenic drive uses timed entry part of the year.
  • Start early. By mid-morning in summer the trails are a hazard, not a workout.
  • Tell someone which trail you're taking.

The first visit

The easiest first outing is a ranger-led family program: short distances, shade breaks, and a guide who knows where the restrooms are.

For sensory-sensitive kids

Open trails are naturally calm. Pack ear protection anyway for windy overlooks, and pick out-and-back trails so your child always knows the way out is the way you came.

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Features

Amenities and program details

  • Season

    Year-Round

  • Skill Levels

    Beginner

  • Languages Spoken

    English

Facility & Amenities

Outdoor spacestrailseducational resources

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