Please save red rock canyon so people can enjoy the beautiful canyon.
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Jolie Glaser
9 years ago
The scenic loop and the trails around it are what makes Las Vegas great! Don't throw it away!
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Nicole wallace
9 years ago
Save Red Rock
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Christina Stembler
9 years ago
I have grown up hiking and loving this beautiful place.
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Igor Zambelli
9 years ago
Save red rocks, preserve.
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Anna Befus
9 years ago
Red Rock National Conservation Area is my favorite place to climb in the Southwest. Ever since coming to Utah in 2013, I make the 6 hour drive from SLC every weekend I have free. It's a beautiful climbing area and a spectacular area. To increase our empact and footprint on the beauty and history that is Red Rock would be a devastating blow to the area and would deeply impact not only the climbing community, but the local biking, hiking, and running community as well.
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Matt park
9 years ago
DON'T
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Anonymous
9 years ago
stop expanding vegas and make developers focus on the core and redeveloping communities
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James Harwood
9 years ago
Don't develop our desert recreational areas
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Adam Stocks
9 years ago
Keep it wild. There should be a huge city in the desert anyway! Why grow Las Vegas when water is running out?
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Timothy Cruz
9 years ago
Protect Red Rock!
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Megan Gerke
9 years ago
Please save Red Rock!
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Kelsey Sheely
9 years ago
High density housing would completely ruin the appeal of red rock canyon. It would likely stop me from ever visiting Las Vegas again.
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Lee Troncoso
9 years ago
Do not allow development of Red Rock!!! There are plenty of other housing tracts for people to live in! Leave our natural areas ALONE!!!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
please protect the area from development.
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Triston King
9 years ago
Can't we develop some other part of the desert?
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Shannon Sarver
9 years ago
Not this crap again.
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Thomas Bartanen
9 years ago
As a former resident (1980-1988) you should do everything possible to save places of natural beauty Like Red Rock Canyon and not turn them into just another urban sprawl.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
The only reason I ever spent money in Vegas was to enjoy this pristine and exceptional piece of wilderness.
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Isaac Carruthers
9 years ago
The only reason I ever spent money in Vegas (hotel stays, airbnb rentals, groceries, car rentals...) was to enjoy this pristine and exceptional piece of wilderness. It is a world-class attraction that the proposed development would spoil.
Please save red rock canyon so people can enjoy the beautiful canyon.
The scenic loop and the trails around it are what makes Las Vegas great! Don't throw it away!
Save Red Rock
I have grown up hiking and loving this beautiful place.
Save red rocks, preserve.
Red Rock National Conservation Area is my favorite place to climb in the Southwest. Ever since coming to Utah in 2013, I make the 6 hour drive from SLC every weekend I have free. It's a beautiful climbing area and a spectacular area. To increase our empact and footprint on the beauty and history that is Red Rock would be a devastating blow to the area and would deeply impact not only the climbing community, but the local biking, hiking, and running community as well.
DON'T
stop expanding vegas and make developers focus on the core and redeveloping communities
Don't develop our desert recreational areas
Keep it wild. There should be a huge city in the desert anyway! Why grow Las Vegas when water is running out?
Protect Red Rock!
Please save Red Rock!
High density housing would completely ruin the appeal of red rock canyon. It would likely stop me from ever visiting Las Vegas again.
Do not allow development of Red Rock!!! There are plenty of other housing tracts for people to live in! Leave our natural areas ALONE!!!
please protect the area from development.
Can't we develop some other part of the desert?
Not this crap again.
As a former resident (1980-1988) you should do everything possible to save places of natural beauty Like Red Rock Canyon and not turn them into just another urban sprawl.
The only reason I ever spent money in Vegas was to enjoy this pristine and exceptional piece of wilderness.
The only reason I ever spent money in Vegas (hotel stays, airbnb rentals, groceries, car rentals...) was to enjoy this pristine and exceptional piece of wilderness. It is a world-class attraction that the proposed development would spoil.