Big Bend State Park - Just one mile south of Laughlin's residential area, this new state park offers stretches of sandy beach with picnic areas & boat launch ramps, camping and RV parking. Open 24 hours daily.

Chloride, AZ - Travel back in time to this historic 1860s silver mining town - site of the area's richest silver mines and famed canyon mural paintings painted by artist Roy Purcell. Locals are known to put on some good old-fashioned Vaudeville and, just for fun, they might break into a gunfight or two on select dates. This quaint town is just 46 miles northeast of Laughlin.

Colorado River Historical Society Museum at Davis Camp - Just minutes away, you'll see replicas of famous Laughlin area landmarks, historical displays & artifacts including pioneer cooking utensils and early slot machines. Free admission (donations graciously accepted).

Colorado River Tours - Cruise the Colorado River on a turn-of-the-century replica of a Mississippi paddle wheeler, modern-day kayak or canoe. Jet skis and boats are also available for rent.

Grand Canyon - Tour one of the seven natural wonders of the world. Grand Canyon National Park is only a short 3-hour drive from Laughlin.

Grand Canyon Caverns - Follow legendary Route 66.to explore fascinating limestone-clad caverns formed in prehistoric times by an inland sea. Keep your eyes peeled for marine fossils imbedded in the cavern walls and bones of long extinct animals discovered there.

Grand Canyon Railway - Re-live the glory days of the Old West and chug along aboard an historic steam train circa 1901 to America's most beloved natural treasure - the Grand Canyon. Located 150 miles east of Laughlin in Williams, AZ.

Grand Canyon West and Ramada Express present Grand Canyon Overnight Express - You'll enjoy a daytime of cultural adventure at Grand Canyon's Eagle Point, Guano Point, and Hualapai Ranch...an evening of casino excitement at Ramada Express Hotel Casino. One and two night packages available. Click here for details.

Grapevine Canyon - Enjoy the short hike and ponder the curious art of ancient Native American petroglyphs etched along the canyon walls thousands of years ago. Located 7 miles west of Laughlin.

Preferred Outlets at Laughlin - Shop 'til you drop at over 50 top name-brand stores and food outlets offering first-quality merchandise at prices from 20% to 50% below retail every day! Other amenities in the 2-story, air-conditioned mall include a food court, a 9 screen movie theater, information kiosk, and covered parking.

Hualapai Mountain Park - Enjoy the locals' favorite recreational area for hiking and picnicking. The park is a quick 45 minutes east of the Ramada Express.

Katherine's Landing - Hike the trails to Katherine's Mine, an abandoned gold mine that's produced over $2 million in gold. Or, trek Fisherman's Trail to Turkey Cove. Another path leads you to a fresh spring-fed desert oasis. Local rangers are on hand to share colorful history of a once barren desert and the daring men and women who braved all to open the Western territory. Just minutes away from Laughlin.

Keepers of the Wild - Admire the beauty of more than 100 wild and exotic animals - many which were rescued from endangered or abusive environments - at this special animal sanctuary located just 90 miles from Laughlin in White Hill, Arizona. One look at these magnificent creatures could be a life-changing experience!

Lake Mojave - Make a splash with 550 miles of refreshing blue water, towering cliffs, sandy beaches and sheer rock. Lake Mojave is a mecca for boating and fishing enthusiasts. Fishing boats, ski boats, sailboats & houseboats are available for rent. One-day raft trips are offered through the waters of the Black Canyon from Hoover Dam to Willow Beach. It's just 10 miles away from Laughlin.

London Bridge/Lake Havasu City - The world-famous London Bridge which spanned the Thames River in England for 80 years was moved piece by piece some 10,000 miles across the pond and reconstructed in Lake Havasu City (70 miles from Laughlin) between 1968 to 1971. It's "the world's largest antique."

Mitchell Caverns - Marvel at ancient limestone formations - stalactites, stalagmites, lily pads, draperies, curtains, and popcorn. Do you know which is which? Mitchell Caverns is 60 miles west of Laughlin.

Oatman/Gold Road Mine - Enjoy guided horseback tours, stagecoach rides and a tour of an historic gold mine that produced more than $36 million in ore between 1906 and 1942! Located just 50 miles southeast of Laughlin, Oatman is one of the few remaining true ghost towns in Arizona, where burros still wander the town's main street - historic Route 66 - lined with quaint shops, saloons and even a wayward gunslinger or two.

River Jet Tours - Glide along the Tri-state line of the Colorado River on a 120-mile round trip excursion from Laughlin, Nevada to Lake Havasu City, Arizona where you'll enjoy the scenic, rugged beauty of Topock Gorge and its ancient rock formations and Indian petroglyphs.

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