Explore the Springs Preserve, once home to ancient tribes and the resting place for weary Spanish explorers. Learn about the history of the Las Vegas Valley as well as methods to maintain a sustainable lifestyle in the desert. The Preserve is open daily from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. Trails close at dusk. Entrance to the gardens and trails at the Springs Preserve is free to the public, however you must obtain a ticket to enter. You must obtain gardens and trails tickets from the Preserve when you visit; you cannot order them online. Admission Tickets and Annual Passes provide entrance to the ORIGEN Experience and Desert Living Center, in addition to the Gardens and Trails. Prices do not include admission to concerts, performances or events. General Admission - Adult $18.95 (Nevada Resident $14.95) General Admission - Senior (65+) & Student (18+) $14.95 (Nevada Resident $13.45) General Admission - Child (5 - 17 years) $10.95 (Nevada Resident $6.95) General Admission - Child Under 5 years Free

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Last rating added: 11/23/08 from 72.130.239.***

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Las Vegas Springs Preserve
Month Visited: 11/08 - Undecided
It's very expensive to enter here to see everything so try to find a coupon as most people entering that day had some kind of coupon in hand. They've tried hard to make this into a great museum experience but it somewhat falls short, probably because it just costs so much for entry and so there are high expectations. Origin experience goes through the history of the LV valley area from ancient to modern. Desert living is about renewable energy and conservation. They were building a new Nevada state museum here but not open for another year or so. Overall I have mixed feelings on recommending this to people to visit. As for the trails, not really that exciting since this museum is in an urban area (don't be fooled) just has a lot of real estate. Opposite of the large Meadows shopping mall in case you're wondering.



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