RRNCA is such a beautiful area. Ruining this natural resource would be a tragedy.
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Jeremy Jennings
9 years ago
Save it. We need wild spaces.
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Bryce wood
9 years ago
Born and raised in Vegas, and go to Red Rock everytime we visit family.
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Craig Muderlak
9 years ago
We must not let development encroach upon Red Rocks any more. It's already moved close enough. This recreation area has substantial value left in its natural state.
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Jeremy Miera
9 years ago
Keep Redrock rural, it's here for all of us to enjoy.
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Manue
9 years ago
I grew up going to red rock. Birthdays and holidays are spent there. I remember when i was a kid, my favortie part about going to red rock is the absence of buildings. I loved getting away from all this commercial, indistrial, money driven stores or factories.
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Luke Harrison
9 years ago
Climbing!
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Chynna Victorino
9 years ago
Not Red Rock!!!
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Dan Behnke
9 years ago
Save this national treasure
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mark bowling
9 years ago
I love climbing at red rocks and it should be kept in good shape
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Sarah Holston
9 years ago
Red Rock is a gem of Nevada. Every fall I climb here I am amazed with the biodiversity and animal life that exists in its canyons. It's a sliver of wild that must be protected.
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Kristi Anderson
9 years ago
Save Red Rock!!!!
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Sierra Yeckes
9 years ago
We are drowning in the self-made ocean that we call society. Please, leave nature alone.
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Jen Schaller
9 years ago
This is nothing more than greed!! There's other places they can put this that doesn't selfishly put ownership on something so beautiful that should be enjoyed by everyone.
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Fife Harkins
9 years ago
I've been visiting Red Rocks for over a decade and have witnessed the encroaching housing developments creep closer to the entrance, even while the houses remained unoccupied. These developments would be an irresponsible use of the natural desert resources, which are strained as is, additionally marring to the scenery of the conserved lands of the park. It would only serve the few, but forever altering the landscape. The pros of such a development clearly do not outweigh cons. Help be on the right side of history.
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Thomas Fintry Strother
9 years ago
Gorgeous place, development doesn't belong.
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Keith Maclaine
9 years ago
This land is for all Las Vagas I spend about two mouths a year up in those Mt.. You should be saving more land fom these builders
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Victora Run
9 years ago
Don't ruin the view that we currently have when hiking in Red Rock. It's nice to have that feeling of being away from the city when we're actually that close to the city. There is still plenty of desert left in the valley to develop to even think of putting house up there.
RRNCA is such a beautiful area. Ruining this natural resource would be a tragedy.
Save it. We need wild spaces.
Born and raised in Vegas, and go to Red Rock everytime we visit family.
We must not let development encroach upon Red Rocks any more. It's already moved close enough. This recreation area has substantial value left in its natural state.
Keep Redrock rural, it's here for all of us to enjoy.
I grew up going to red rock. Birthdays and holidays are spent there. I remember when i was a kid, my favortie part about going to red rock is the absence of buildings. I loved getting away from all this commercial, indistrial, money driven stores or factories.
Climbing!
Not Red Rock!!!
Save this national treasure
I love climbing at red rocks and it should be kept in good shape
Red Rock is a gem of Nevada. Every fall I climb here I am amazed with the biodiversity and animal life that exists in its canyons. It's a sliver of wild that must be protected.
Save Red Rock!!!!
We are drowning in the self-made ocean that we call society. Please, leave nature alone.
This is nothing more than greed!! There's other places they can put this that doesn't selfishly put ownership on something so beautiful that should be enjoyed by everyone.
I've been visiting Red Rocks for over a decade and have witnessed the encroaching housing developments creep closer to the entrance, even while the houses remained unoccupied. These developments would be an irresponsible use of the natural desert resources, which are strained as is, additionally marring to the scenery of the conserved lands of the park. It would only serve the few, but forever altering the landscape. The pros of such a development clearly do not outweigh cons. Help be on the right side of history.
Gorgeous place, development doesn't belong.
This land is for all Las Vagas I spend about two mouths a year up in those Mt.. You should be saving more land fom these builders
Don't ruin the view that we currently have when hiking in Red Rock. It's nice to have that feeling of being away from the city when we're actually that close to the city. There is still plenty of desert left in the valley to develop to even think of putting house up there.
Legalize kratom too!
Save red rock!!