The only reason I would visit is to climb at red rocks.
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Nicholas Lopez
9 years ago
I travel to Las Vegas a lot just to go to Red Rock canyon. Multiple times a year. Don't ruin it.
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Joe Vitti
9 years ago
I have been visiting the Red Rock canyons for over thirty years. The insipid creep of relentless development has been a real source of concern. The wilderness quality of this astounding natural wonder has already been dramatically eroded. Please do not allow the further erosion of the peace and quiet of the Red Rock.
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Jeff Dundas
9 years ago
This is a sacred area to be left natural and undisturbed for current and future generations to enjoy.
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Adam Ross
9 years ago
Please keep Red Rocks natural and pristine!
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Alex Wolf
9 years ago
I love love love visiting Las Vegas to climb in Red Rock. I definitely would visit less if there are houses scarring the beautiful landscape
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Jordan Deuser
9 years ago
I can't imagine taking a trip to Las Vegas without climbing at one of America's natural treasures. Save Red Rock Canyon for future generations!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
No bueno
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John Sirois
9 years ago
Not local, but I consider Red Rock one of my second homes, the canyons are magical _despite_ the ever-present beam of Luxor, it would be nice to push development towards the CA border for example, where there is plenty of land (of course may be and probably is owned already / hard to free up for development).
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Vladimir Sofiyev
9 years ago
Please, do not allow development in such close proximity to Red Rock. This is one of the most beautiful areas in the southwest! Just like the national parks nearby in southern Utah, it deserves to be protected so the future generations can enjoy the same views and recreate in this amazing environment. The city is already too close and encroaching on the habitat of many species of the wild animals that live among these rugged mountains.
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Jacqueline Dougherty
9 years ago
I have no reason to go to Las Vegas if this area is developed. There are enough other places to grow.
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Campbell p
9 years ago
Rural pls
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Lukasz Majewski
9 years ago
I visit regularly from Denver (more than once a year) specifically to go climbing. I regularly spend about $1500 for a week out there (I don't just climb) and so do my friends. I wouldn't be flying out if not for Red Rocks. Please consider keeping the natural beauty of this gem safe and not allowing unnecessary housing to be built there.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Climbed there once. Don't fill it with garbage houses.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
My husband and I were married in Las Vegas 18 yrs ago - and have spent many, many weeks climbing in Red Rock. We have watched the growth with sadness. Please protect this special area from further development.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
vegas isn't my home anymore, but I can't tell you how many times I've hiked that loop - I can close my eyes and see every step. there's no need to develop this spot. keep it just the way it is. I hope my signature counts, even though I reside in CO now.
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Karen Rothschild
9 years ago
Please preserve our beautiful open spaces in this country!
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Ruth Friis
9 years ago
Please don't destroy one of the most beautiful places in America.
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James Schaefer
9 years ago
This is not the place for yet another suburbia.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
The only reason I visit Vegas is for the climbing. Keep the developers out!
The only reason I would visit is to climb at red rocks.
I travel to Las Vegas a lot just to go to Red Rock canyon. Multiple times a year. Don't ruin it.
I have been visiting the Red Rock canyons for over thirty years. The insipid creep of relentless development has been a real source of concern. The wilderness quality of this astounding natural wonder has already been dramatically eroded. Please do not allow the further erosion of the peace and quiet of the Red Rock.
This is a sacred area to be left natural and undisturbed for current and future generations to enjoy.
Please keep Red Rocks natural and pristine!
I love love love visiting Las Vegas to climb in Red Rock. I definitely would visit less if there are houses scarring the beautiful landscape
I can't imagine taking a trip to Las Vegas without climbing at one of America's natural treasures. Save Red Rock Canyon for future generations!
No bueno
Not local, but I consider Red Rock one of my second homes, the canyons are magical _despite_ the ever-present beam of Luxor, it would be nice to push development towards the CA border for example, where there is plenty of land (of course may be and probably is owned already / hard to free up for development).
Please, do not allow development in such close proximity to Red Rock. This is one of the most beautiful areas in the southwest! Just like the national parks nearby in southern Utah, it deserves to be protected so the future generations can enjoy the same views and recreate in this amazing environment. The city is already too close and encroaching on the habitat of many species of the wild animals that live among these rugged mountains.
I have no reason to go to Las Vegas if this area is developed. There are enough other places to grow.
Rural pls
I visit regularly from Denver (more than once a year) specifically to go climbing. I regularly spend about $1500 for a week out there (I don't just climb) and so do my friends. I wouldn't be flying out if not for Red Rocks. Please consider keeping the natural beauty of this gem safe and not allowing unnecessary housing to be built there.
Climbed there once. Don't fill it with garbage houses.
My husband and I were married in Las Vegas 18 yrs ago - and have spent many, many weeks climbing in Red Rock. We have watched the growth with sadness. Please protect this special area from further development.
vegas isn't my home anymore, but I can't tell you how many times I've hiked that loop - I can close my eyes and see every step. there's no need to develop this spot. keep it just the way it is. I hope my signature counts, even though I reside in CO now.
Please preserve our beautiful open spaces in this country!
Please don't destroy one of the most beautiful places in America.
This is not the place for yet another suburbia.
The only reason I visit Vegas is for the climbing. Keep the developers out!