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Keep Red Rock Rural

16,560 Comments

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Red Rock Canyon is a beautiful natural landscape. It should not be sullied by commercial or home development. Not to mention, this would most likely lead to conflict with the people that use the area for recreation.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Make land open space

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Kay Kimmel
9 years ago

Do not allow this to happen!!

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Tomas Greksak
9 years ago

I visit Red Rocks on yearly basis. As much as I like it's proximity to LV I would hate to see LV expanding closer to the climbing areas. I live in a city so I value every second when I can escape it during my american visits.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I come to Las Vegas for Red Rock Canyon. Please preserve its beauty.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

this cant happen

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Dean Morin
9 years ago

The only reason I come to Vegas is to go to Red Rocks

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Jan Braun
9 years ago

Perserve this beautiful landscape!

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Catherine Schmidt
9 years ago

Just visited Ted Rock for the first time last week. Stayed an extra day in Vegas to go back out and hike again. Keep it rural!

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Chris Healy
9 years ago

Red Rock is a place I visit every winter. The climbing is just so stellar. I always look forward to my visits and the sit in my memory until the next one comes. Please save this special area!

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Julie Johnson
9 years ago

I love this place, please no development.

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Mitchell Robert Creelman
9 years ago

This is one of the most beautiful places in your state. To turn this into another housing tract would be nothing short of ethically reprehensible from an environmental standpoint, and just plain cruel from a human one. Realize that this is a place to which people come from around the world to commune with nature and to make it inaccessible to those people does a disservice to humanity as a whole.

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Jack van der Schoot
9 years ago

This should never, ever happen!!

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Douglas Bradfield
9 years ago

hell no

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Jenny Korlin
9 years ago

International climbers agree

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Kelli Atwood
9 years ago

ditto to everything Heather said!

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Jodi tallo
9 years ago

No!

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Carrie Miller
9 years ago

Don't destroy such a beautiful place

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Theocharis Michail
9 years ago

Nobody visits the US for its malls and estates.

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Damian Pietrus
9 years ago

Do not develop this land! This pristine land should not be touched at all-least of all for housing. Leave this area alone.