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Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area

Las Vegas · 1000 Scenic Loop Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89161

🤠 Western
Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area
Free· No rental fee
Available · Permit required to film
Location fee$0 · Free

Free to use · Apply for permit using contact info below

At a glance

Type

BLM Land

Setting

Exterior

Parking

Yes – large parking areas at trailheads

Power

No

Permit

Required

Visual character

Striking red sandstone escarpment rising 3,000 feet from the Mojave floor, just minutes from Las Vegas. Sweeping ochre walls, desert tortoise habitat, and dramatic cliff faces — alien yet accessible.

About

Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, managed by BLM's Red Rock/Sloan Field Office, sits just 17 miles west of the Las Vegas Strip — making it one of the most production-logistically convenient wilderness locations in the western United States. The Calico Hills and the massive Keystone Thrust escarpment deliver extraordinary red and cream sandstone formations in a concentrated area. The one-way scenic loop road provides controlled access for film vehicles. Over 700 film permits have been issued for this area — including commercials, music videos, and features. Commercial filming requires a BLM Special Recreation Permit from the Red Rock/Sloan Field Office. Production companies should note the visitor traffic is significant on weekends; plan weekday shoots for the best access. Power is unavailable on-site but generators are permitted in designated areas. A rare combo of stunning visuals and urban proximity.

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Where you'll be

Permit Information

✓ Verified
RequiredYes
TypeBLM Film Permit
Fee$0–$200+/day

One-way scenic loop road. Film permit through BLM Red Rock/Sloan Field Office. Very active location — off-season weekday shoots recommended.

Apply for Permit →

Contact

👤BLM Red Rock/Sloan Field Office
📞702-515-5000
📍 Open in Google Maps

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