Boy Scout Canyon

5 reviews

+1 (702) 293-8990

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To get all the way to the river some ropes down flowing water is possible.

The first part of the O'Callaghan-Tillman Memorial Bridge was being built the first time I hiked here.

The 3rd class, 15 foot dry fall. Go down and back up on the right side as you look at this photo.

The top portion of the "saddle" descent to enter the boy scout canyon.

601 Nevada Way

Boulder City, NV 89005

+1 (702) 293-8990

http://www.nps.gov

Boy Scout Canyon, situated in Boulder City, NV, offers visitors a glimpse into the rugged beauty of the Nevada landscape. As a testament to the area's natural wonders, this canyon provides an immersive experience for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

Explorers can marvel at the striking rock formations and diverse flora that make Boy Scout Canyon a must-visit destination. With its serene atmosphere and picturesque surroundings, this hidden gem is a perfect escape for those seeking solace in the heart of nature.

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5.05 reviews

Andrew A.

5/22/2018

Great beginners hike with petroglyphs. You can do the whole hike or cut it into halves. The drive up the wash to the mid-point isn't bad.

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Norm K.

12/25/2010

Boy Scout Canyon can be a 4 or 8 miles round trip depending on the vehicle you have and how far you want to hike. I've done it both ways and I prefer the shorter version. To get there, drive...

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Paolo D.

1/19/2011

I did a little UYE hiking action with Norm K and August C last weekend. I won't reiterate all of the useful information that Norm has already listed. If you need directions to the trailhead, I...

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Michael K.

4/12/2017

There's not really much to add. There is now a sign at the 4×4 trailhead cautioning about a deadly amoeba. Bring plenty of water. The anchor at the end (1.9 miles) appears solid. I wouldn't...

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Joel S.

8/18/2014

This hike is a nice one but not easy if you intend to make it all the way to the hot springs which is do-able but is quite an elevation descent that is mostly scrambling with a couple short...

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