Your Guide to Adventure

Dramatic slot canyons and bouldering climbs leads you down to the base of Hoover Dam and the spectacular Colorado River. Soak in the hot springs along the way, take in the sight of a few Bighorn Sheep and put your best hiking abilities to the test. A strenuous but rewarding adventure for the true outdoor explorer.

Experience the unique history, the legends and quirky facts of how Las Vegas came to be what it is today. Explore the history of the Mob days  made famous by countless movies; to the buzzing art and entertainment districts that is now lining the original neon signs.  

Dramatic slot canyons amid traditional Southwestern landscape, this area offers beautiful views of Lake Mead and the surrounding desert. Home to the elusive White Owl, this is truly a hidden gem that will make you feel like a Las Vegas local. Family and Dog friendly!

Bright red Aztec sandstones and a landscape closely resembling planet Mars, the beautiful Valley of Fire is Nevadas best kept secret. A scenic drive paradise, short hike and petroglyphs makes this adventure ideal for families of all ages. 

Known for its extremes, Death Valley holds the record as the hottest temperature recorded in North America and the lowest elevation on the continent. Featuring beautiful sand dunes, the devil's golf course and only 2 inches of rainfall annually it offers the most famous sunset at Zabrieski point. Experience this famous Park as a one day express trip before returning to the comforts of your Las Vegas resort. 

A maze of canyons and peaks, with its famous red rocks visible from the Las Vegas strip, Red Rock is home to a diverse range of activities, fauna and animal life. A 13 mile scenic drive and short hikes combined with a sunset setting the red rocks on fire makes this a photographers dream. 

Love camping but hate pitching a tent and hauling equipment? Look no further, VanGo is here to save your camping sanity. Road trip to the Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon, a quick wine-country weekend, climbing at Yosemite or surfing down the coast, VanGo is a perfect base camp for your adventures. Contact us to find out how you can rent our VanGo for your next roadtrip adventure. 

The largest collection of Hoodoos in the world, spectacular hiking and a dark night sky designation is the reason Bryce Canyon tops the list of our favorite National Parks. It is a "must visit" at least once in a lifetime wonder, if not more often. 

In the middle of the desert lies the most famous and historic gold mine in Southern Nevada. A collection of eclectic art, a funky gift shop and BBQ pit coupled with mine tour and a airplane crash site makes this a unique and fun experience for all ages from kids to photographer to influencers looking for the perfect picture.  

An oasis in the desert, ruby rocks, canyons formed by the Virgin river and a spectacular site for swimming, hiking, adventure and camping. Zion offers a range of activities from family oriented river tubing to extreme adventures of climbing and the world famous Narrows hiking. 

The grandest of all the parks and the crown jewel of the Southwest, The Grand Canyon is just that. Grand. Majestic. Two billion years of Earths ecological history on display and unrivaled sunsets, hiking and adventure is a few of the reasons to why this is one of the most visited places in the world. 

Double up with a trip to not just one, but two of the most popular landmarks in the Southwest and a photographers dream. Horseshoe bend,  with its famous view, unique formation and 1,000 foot drop will take your breath away. Followed by Antelope Canyon with its dramatic slot canyons, winding walls and vibrant colors.