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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Cyril Shokoples
9 years ago

Climbing in Red Rock is one of the reasons that many people travel and visit this area. Keeping this area as undisturbed by urban sprawl as possible will ensure that visitors and local folk alike will continue to enjoy this area. Development here serves only a few while preservation of the integrity of the area serves a great many more!

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Roger Becker
9 years ago

Please save our Red Rock. The last of Las Vegas's natural beauty.

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Taylor Connolly
9 years ago

I live on the east coast and I come out west for the beauty and serenity of America's natural wonders, Red rock among them. Places of serenity also drive commerce, because if this site were developed, I would not buy plane tickets, rent hotel rooms, and spend money on local restaurants to come see it. A trip for one to this beautiful place injects a thousand dollars into the American economy.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Hello - I am a Canadian, and I visited the United States for the natural wonders that your country possesses. I spent two wonderful weeks in Red Rock and the experience was magical - comparable for me with the Grand Canyon and the Sierra Nevada. I was climbing there, but the thing that struck me the most was the essence of the dusk as it settled over this very special place. I hope you get a chance to experience the same, and will see why we want to keep it around so much!

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Tyler coplea
9 years ago

It's amazing here

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Gretchen Schwinn
9 years ago

Red Rocks is a beautiful area for everyone to enjoy. We need open and rural spaces.

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Izabella
9 years ago

Save red rock! I need to be able to climb there before I die!

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Barrett Wilson
9 years ago

Red Rock is the biggest reason for our visits to Vegas. It's the most beautiful place within the vacinity of the city and one of the gems of Nevada.

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Josh
9 years ago

Keep Red Rock rural.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

While not currently living in Nevada I was a longtime resident of California and Nevada. I visit and Climb near Red Rock approximately once per year even while living on the east coast.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Keep it beautiful,

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Jill Kopeikin
9 years ago

We bring our tax dollars to NV when we climb!!!

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Yuridia Ibarra
9 years ago

Leave that amazing place alone!!!!

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Riley Yarbrough
9 years ago

Save red rock

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Jennifer Mogavero
9 years ago

Let's hault the destruction permanently of this magical place on earth!!!! It is our duty to preserve some of this great planet!!

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Nick Pyle
9 years ago

Preserve Red Rocks!

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Patrick Connolly
9 years ago

Enough is enough, stay out of Red Rocks!

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Jason torres
9 years ago

Why destroy a treasure that is already protected for the public? Build elsewhere

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I add my voice to all those who treasure Red Rock as it is...beautiful, majestic, and open to all who love nature.

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Keith Meister
9 years ago

There are many other areas that could be developed. Please keep Red Rock Rural.