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Atlatl Rock | Clark County, Nevada

Atlatl Rock is a short, fun hike, perfect for elderly persons and children. This short trail leads around Atlatl Rock, a geologically interesting formation with archeological significance as well. A constructed staircase (not marked) extends into a break in the formation where petroglyphs can be found. Parking is nearby, and no advanced preparations are necessary for this short excursion.