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<blockquote data-quote="inactive" data-source="post: 1939463" data-attributes="member: 7488">So my work takes me to Vegas next Monday and Tuesday.&nbsp; I have practically an entire day on Monday (arrive 8ish AM, meeting not until Tuesday), and then an evening on Tuesday to kill.I not a gambler, so I&#039;m out trolling for things to do.&nbsp; I&#039;m pretty outdoorsy, though any time off a paved road or in the back country would be limited.&nbsp; I&#039;ll be an a Camry or something of the sort.I presume I should go check out the Hoover Dam.&nbsp; Anything else close worth seeing?&nbsp; I know they have mountains some 45 minutes away - too early for skiing but any trails out there that would be short and sweet (think:&nbsp; some of the 3 mile hikes in the Wichitas).&nbsp; Any decent drives around there that anyone knows about?And also, what to eat?&nbsp; I&#039;m more a cheap dive guy but I&#039;ll give a nice meal a shot if it&#039;s interesting.&nbsp; I tend much more towards ethnic food (Mexican, Latin, Thai, Vietnamese, Szechuan, Indian, Ethiopian, Middle Eastern...) than American.&nbsp; But greasy spoon American diner fare is great as well.&nbsp; Just don&#039;t recommend In N Out&nbsp; or Ruth&#039;s Chris <img src="/images/smilies/biggrin.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":D" title="Big Grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D" data-shortname=":D" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="inactive, post: 1939463, member: 7488"] So my work takes me to Vegas next Monday and Tuesday. I have practically an entire day on Monday (arrive 8ish AM, meeting not until Tuesday), and then an evening on Tuesday to kill. I not a gambler, so I'm out trolling for things to do. I'm pretty outdoorsy, though any time off a paved road or in the back country would be limited. I'll be an a Camry or something of the sort. I presume I should go check out the Hoover Dam. Anything else close worth seeing? I know they have mountains some 45 minutes away - too early for skiing but any trails out there that would be short and sweet (think: some of the 3 mile hikes in the Wichitas). Any decent drives around there that anyone knows about? And also, what to eat? I'm more a cheap dive guy but I'll give a nice meal a shot if it's interesting. I tend much more towards ethnic food (Mexican, Latin, Thai, Vietnamese, Szechuan, Indian, Ethiopian, Middle Eastern...) than American. But greasy spoon American diner fare is great as well. Just don't recommend In N Out or Ruth's Chris :D [/QUOTE]

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