AMERICA, ONE BEAUTIFUL ROAD AT A TIME

Las Vegas Strip

Nevada
Take your time. Make a few stops. Enjoy the view.
Mormon Fort · Public Domain. Las Vegas City Files · Photo credits
THE JOURNEY IS THE REASON TO GO

Let the road set the pace.

Las Vegas Boulevard is one of America s only nighttime byways and possibly the most concentrated collection of neon and lights in the world. A trip down the Strip is an all-inclusive way to experience the heart of Las Vegas -- an adventure that captures 75 years of history, glitz, and roadside charm.

The experienceAll-American Road
Start with this outlineChoose a section of the named byway
A bright blue sky overlooks the palm trees in the distance at the site of Mormon Fort. This is a re-created section of the 1850s original settlement that would later become the Las Vegas townsite. The Fort is now a State of Nevada Park.
Mormon Fort
Public Domain. Las Vegas City Files · Photo credits
Throngs of people move under the covered structure while the neon lights up the night at Fremont.
Fremont at Night
Public Domain. Las Vegas City Files · Photo credits

Before you drive

Choose your stops before departure and check current road access, weather and vehicle suitability. A byway listing does not guarantee that every section or visitor facility is open.

Make it a satisfying day

Choose a realistic section, then allow time for viewpoints, a town stop and breaks. Scenic mileage rarely tells the whole story of how long an outing will take.

Match the road to your vehicle

Check the exact roads for your car, RV or motorcoach. Tunnel dimensions, turning space, grades and road surfaces can matter as much as distance.

Official route information ↗State road-condition links ↗

Route overview and designation: Federal Highway Administration, America’s Byways. Research: October 2026. This is a travel idea, not live navigation or a guarantee that the full route is open. Confirm exact roads, current conditions, parking and any attraction reservations before departure.