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If you’re curious about life on other planets and you’re in Las Vegas, I think you’d love an Area 51 tour . The world of UFO sightings and extraterrestrial enthusiasts is extremely interesting, and the centerpiece of all these conspiracies is just a short drive from Sin City.

A Las Vegas Area 51 tour is one of the most unique day trips from Las Vegas because it’s something you can’t do anywhere else! Area 51 is the famous (or infamous) U.S. Air Force base near Rachel. It’s one of the most curious places to visit in Nevada since the stories and ideas surrounding this facility are super intriguing. Even though the airbase was built back in 1955, it is still a popular tourist destination enmeshed in mystery.

While what happens here is not public information, you can visit the perimeter of the base, as well as nearby attractions and locations related to Area 51. You can even find an Area 51 tour from Las Vegas that will take you to these interesting locations and teach you more about the secrecy around alien investigations.

We took this tour and, without a doubt, it was the most entertaining thing we did outside Las Vegas . In this guide, I’ll tell you what to expect from this day trip and our experience taking this one-of-a-kind tour!

Area 51 full-day trip , the best Area 51 tour from Las Vegas

This tour is the Area 51 day trip we took. During the full-day tour, your guide will take you to all the hotspots that UFO enthusiasts travel across the country to see. Visit the so-called Janet Airlines at McCarran International Airport and travel along the Extraterrestrial Highway to Rachel, NV. There, you can grab a bite to eat at the Little A’le’Inn, then see the infamous Black Mailbox. One of the last stops is a trek through “mutant” Joshua trees to the absolute perimeter of Area 51.

• Highlights : Janet Airlines, Groom Lake, Extraterrestrial Highway, Little A’le’Inn, Black Mailbox, perimeter of Area 51
• Duration : 10 hours
• Price : $205
• Description : This Las Vegas Area 51 tour includes all the top points of interest around the Nevada desert. The day trip includes hotel pick-up/drop-off, transportation, lunch, and snacks.

Must-sees on your Area 51 day trip

Check out the most interesting attractions you’ll see during your Vegas Area 51 tour .

Janet Airlines/McCarran International Airport

During your Area 51 tour , you’ll visit the U.S. Air Force’s classified “Janet Airlines.” The Janet fleet transports Area 51 employees to work as well as the Nevada National Security Site and Tonopah Test Range.

Airbase on Groom Lake

The mysterious airbase next to Groom Lake is said to be a hub for extraterrestrial activity and UFO research. According to enthusiasts, nestled among the desert vegetation, Groom Lake (which is actually a salt flat) is a hotspot for UFO sightings.

Little A’le’Inn, must-sees on your Area 51 day trip

Extraterrestrial Highway

The unofficial name for Nevada State Route 375, the Extraterrestrial Highway is the main route on your Area 51 day tour . The road winds past the Nevada Test and Training Range, the Black Mailbox, Little A’le’Inn, and the Area 51 base.

Little A’le’Inn

An Area 51 tour isn’t complete with a stop at the Little A’le’Inn. This extraterrestrial-themed café and motel attract visitors from around the country. While you’re here, grab an “alien burger,” chat with UFO aficionados, and browse the unique merchandise.

The Alien Research Center

The first stop on the Extraterrestrial Highway, the Alien Research Center greets visitors with a giant aluminum alien out front. Here, you can learn more about Area 51 and the surrounding landmarks and browse trinkets and souvenirs.

Black Mailbox and perimeter of Area 51

Covered in written messages and stickers, the Black Mailbox is where alien seekers come to spot UFOs and communicate with extraterrestrials. From here, your Area 51 tour guide will take you to the perimeter of Area 51, as close as the public is allowed to get!

Area 51 tour – Departure & return

This Area 51 tour from Las Vegas departs at 7 am and can pick you up from your Vegas hotel. The full-day tour includes lunch and transportation through the Nevada desert and returns to the Strip at 5 pm.

Area 51 tour from Las Vegas itinerary

This Area 51 trip is a 10-hour tour with a full itinerary, so you’ll see the most famous places that attract UFO hunters from all over the country. The price includes hotel pick-up/drop-off, transportation, lunch, snacks, and a tour guide, so all you’ll have to worry about is any souvenirs you might want to buy.

The Area 51 day trip begins with a visit to Janet Airlines at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas. Your guide will tell you about the secret Janet aircraft that carry Area 51 employees to their hidden workplace.

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Next, you’ll board the tour bus and take a ride along the Extraterrestrial Highway . Also known as Nevada State Route 375, the road leads to several Area 51 hotspots, earning it the name Extraterrestrial Highway. At the start of the route, you’ll see the Alien Research Center , which houses various Area 51 memorabilia and has a friendly alien sculpture out front.

You’ll follow the Extraterrestrial Highway to Rachel, NV, a neighboring city that’s home to the Little A’le’Inn . This quirky café/motel is a popular resting spot for people on the search for alien contact and flying saucers. This is where your tour group will stop for lunch, and you’ll have time to explore this unique pitstop and all the alien-themed décor and merchandise.

After lunch, you’ll travel to the infamous Black Mailbox on the side of the highway. Hundreds of people come to the mailbox throughout the year to leave messages for any extraterrestrials that might show up. Over time, the mailbox has been covered with various stickers, graffiti, and written messages, so it’s quite an interesting sight!

Finally, you’ll make your way back towards Vegas and the final stop on the Area 51 tour . Before entering the city, the bus will stop in the middle of the desert and your guide will walk your group to the absolute perimeter of Area 51. It’s next to Groom Lake , a large salt flat said to be the site of numerous UFO sightings, so keep your eyes peeled! You’ll get as close as legally possible to the controversial base, passing by “mutant” Joshua trees to get there. Listen as your guide tells you how the trees’ deformations have yet to be explained and wave to the security cameras outside the Area 51 base!

This is the only full-day Area 51 tour from Las Vegas and costs just over $200/person.

What’s included on this tour to Area 51

This Las Vegas Area 51 tour lasts for about 10 hours and includes roundtrip transportation, lunch, water, snacks, a tour guide, and hotel pick-up/drop-off.

Las Vegas – Area 51 tour reviews

We took the Area 51 tour from Las Vegas and found it to be a one-of-a-kind experience during our time here. The different tour stops were quite interesting, and one of the highlights was listening to the stories and theories surrounding these places.

I didn’t realize that the McCarran Airport was home to a “secret” airline, and I learned a lot about the Area 51 culture. Whether you believe in aliens or not, I think the tour is one of the most entertaining things to do outside of Vegas!

Some of the locations were a bit creepy, especially when you hear about the conspiracies about them. I had the most fun visiting the Little A’le’Inn because the owners were very kind and impressive in their attention to detail. It was the perfect lunch spot for this Area 51 day tour !

Overall, it was an exciting and informative day, and I appreciated that our tour guide took us to places that we wouldn’t have known about otherwise. If you’re thinking about exploring this area, I recommend this tour. It included everything we needed, and the bus can even pick you up from your Vegas hotel.

Area 51 map

During your Area 51 tour in Nevada , you’ll explore several well-known sites and a few hidden gems. This map will show you where each tour stop is located.

Area 51 Museum Las Vegas

If you’re staying in the city but don’t want to take an  Area 51 tour in Las Vegas , I have another option for you. The  National Atomic Testing Museum has an Area 51 exhibit and all kinds of propaganda and artifacts from the Nevada Test Site (NTS).

The National Atomic Testing Museum is the only official atomic museum in the country. Its collection of interactive gadgets, displays, and short films is a great way to learn more about the NTS, which performed over 900 nuclear tests just 65 miles from Vegas back in the 1950s.

In 2012, the museum added an Area 51 exhibit complete with alien vision goggles, newspaper clippings about UFO sightings, and much more. If you’re interested in learning more about local alien conspiracies and actual research on UFOs and extraterrestrial encounters, visiting the museum is one way to do a cheap Area 51 tour from Las Vegas .

The museum is about a mile from the Strip, on Flamingo Road, and is open Thursday-Tuesday from 9:30 am-3:30 pm. General admission to the museum costs $22, and the Area 51 exhibit costs $6.

FAQs – Area 51 Tours

Before you book your Area 51 day trip , read through these commonly asked questions.

What is Area 51?

Area 51 is a U.S. Air Force base and is said to be the site of alien experiments and other extraterrestrial objects.

Where is Area 51?

Area 51 is located on the Nevada Test and Training Range, and it’s about 83 miles northwest of Las Vegas.

Is Area 51 real?

The Air Force base is a real facility, but what goes on inside is not made public. So, any alien and UFO theories about Area 51 are just that – theories.

Can you visit the real Area 51?

The gated perimeter around the facility is the closest you can get to the real Area 51 airbase. There are security cameras and other systems in place, so you can’t go any further without breaking the law!

How far is Area 51 from Las Vegas?

Area 51 is a little over 80 miles northwest of Las Vegas.

How to get to Area 51 from Las Vegas?

To get to Area 51’s front gate, take I-515 N/US-95 N to I-15 N/US-93 N. Continue to the Alien Research Center and turn left onto Mailbox Road, which becomes Groom Road. Follow it to the front gate. It’s in the middle of the desert, so if you’d rather go as a group or with a guide, I recommend a Las Vegas Area 51 tour .

How much does an Area 51 tour cost?

The Area 51 tour that I recommend and that we took costs $205/person.

Can you visit Area 51 without a tour?

Yes, you can go there without a guide, but I recommend taking an Area 51 day tour , especially since you need to take some desert backroads to get there. Plus, the tour will take you to other related locations that you might not know about.

I hope you enjoyed learning more about this creepy and mysterious place! An Area 51 tour is a great thing to do if you have some free time and want to explore a quirkier side of the Nevada desert. Again, the Area 51 trip that we took is the best full-day tour , and it includes your lunch, transportation, and tour guide.

Of course, if you have any questions about taking an Area 51 tour from Las Vegas , leave me a comment so I can get back to you! Have a safe trip to Area 51!

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This amazing day starts with a stop and viewing of the top secret Janet Airlines, the airline that doesn’t exist! Based at Las Vegas International Airport, this fleet of unmarked jets has been hiding in plain site for decades. It transport many hundreds of workers daily, to and from the infamous and supposedly closed and abandoned “Area 51.”

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Tall Guy Brewing

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“ My favorites were the Hazy Mama , the Mixed Emotions IPL, and the Under Assistant WIPA. ” in 2 reviews

“ Craft beers on tap, seltzer and a house made root beer. ” in 2 reviews

“ Tall Guy Brewing offers a wide selection of craft beers that can only be found at this location. ” in 2 reviews

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362 N Franklin St

Fort Bragg, CA 95437

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Local family-owned Taproom. All beer brewed in house, "If you want the beer, you gotta get it here!" Est. in 2023. Family and kids are welcome! …

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There is great food all around it that you can bring in or have delivered. Their beer makes up for the lack of food.

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Service was great, drinks are reasonably priced, I tried the seltzer, it was a bit on the sweeter side maybe should've asked for less syrup. Ambiance was nice. Dogs are allowed. It was a little warm inside in the afternoon, wish some windows opened.

My wife and I stopped to check out this new brewery in Ft. Bragg, while staying in Mendocino. I'm glad we did. They have a nice selection of interesting original beers. They also offer food from local bakeries and restaurants. We didn't eat. But saw some tasty looking hot baked pretzels go by! The service was friendly and helpful. The space is very large with lots of big windows out to the street. They have a lot of seating, including two very nice couches. Although there are a lot of seats the space is not crowded at all. They also have two dart boards and other games to help pass the time while enjoying their tasty beers.

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This place is awesome! It's a great spot to visit, especially since it's open later than most places in the area. The taproom offers a fun atmosphere with games, live music, and food on select nights. Plus, it's dog and kid friendly indoors, which is a big plus. However, the only downside is that the staff might be too accommodating to their guests. On the night I visited, there were a handful of young rambunctious children running around and even doing cartwheels in the establishment while their parents sat comfortably with their drinks. While it's great to see a family-friendly environment, it might be nice to have some boundaries in place to ensure everyone's comfort and safety.

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This place has such a fun vibe! Everyone was happy and dancing or playing games. The live music was great and the beer is too! It seems to be a great gathering spot with options for all ages.

Jazz band and swing dancers on Monday nights!!

Great atmosphere! Felt super chill and relaxing. Nice staff and good food. Minus one star because there was no cheese sauce for the pretzels! That is essential when offering soft pretzels.

Awesome local spot with great beer! Chill vibes and a great place to relax with friends.

Tall Guys Brewing Company is a new and welcome addition to the community. They have helped the Franklin Street revitalization by remaking our famous Sears building into something truly warm, fun and filled with great beers. I went for an impromptu meeting to talk about outside help for a work project and ended up meeting other friends. It is in a good spot for tourist foot traffic and is well frequented by locals. The best part for me is the great windows where you can people watch who look back longingly wishing they too could be inside.

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While camping with friends at MacKerricher, we came by tall guy brewing on a Saturday afternoon. I enjoyed that they were dog friendly, and the large open space allowed for us to find a spot and sprawl out. They offered a nice variety of beers, and even some seltzers. There was a food truck outside but we did not partake. A decent spot to hang out and grab a beer if you find yourself in the area.

We need it a place like that for everyone in the community , 100% agree!!!!! Great place to go and enjoy a fresh beer and listening to music, watch sports or play darts .. Friendly and warm environment with great service !!!

Made our yearly trip from Los Angeles and were pleasantly surprised to see a new brewery in town. They had only been open about a week when we stopped by. I love Belgium and light, crisp beer. Their Wit is definitely one of my top favorites, and I've been to over 100 breweries. If you're in town, this is a must stop spot! Grab a flight and try them all! The location has a lot of space and is really nice. Bathrooms are clean. They allow outside food but do sell pretzels, pigs in a blanket, and chips. Did not try but looked good! The service was friendly and allowed you to get spashes to try the beer, which is always a plus when going to a new brewery. They also have seltzer for non-beer drinkers.

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• There are many scenic road trips in Arizona to canyons, like Marble and Sycamore, as well as the Grand Canyon.
• Flagstaff to Marble Canyon boasts ancestral sites, natural springs, and limestone gorge views.
• Tucson to Sabino Canyon leads to lush desert landscapes, ideal for hiking and tram tours.

The United States, with its wide array of landscapes and historical monuments, provides an ideal backdrop for land travel in any direction, whether aboard a tiny vehicle or a luxurious RV. There are exciting Texas day trips only three hours from Dallas , for instance; iconic landmarks along the various sections of Route 66 ; or simply charming small towns in the Hudson Valley to explore .

However, the Grand Canyon State is particularly a traveler's favorite; in fact, 40.19 million people visited Arizona in 2022 , perhaps drawn by some of the most iconic landmarks in the USA, including the Grand Canyon, commonly said to be the top tourist attraction in the United States .

While this natural wonder gets most of the attention, there are actually a number of other canyons in Arizona in addition to the Grand Canyon , and what better way to explore them (as well as many of the state's other noteworthy landscapes, towns, and cities) on a road trip?

There's already a myriad of Arizona road trips to the Grand Canyon , but this list will expand on those, including scenic drives to its South Rim as well as other canyons in the state. The following Arizona canyon road trips also take adventurers through picturesque and interesting stops on their way to majestic canyons like Marble, Sabino, and the Grand Canyon's South Rim.

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Flagstaff to marble canyon, 130 miles via wupatki national monument and antelope pass.

The spring weather in Flagstaff is ideal for outdoor activities , although it's great to visit year-round, given its proximity to many natural wonders, such as the Wupatki National Monument , which is only 36 minutes away and features many ancestral Puebloan sites, three natural springs, ripple-marked sandstone, several blow holes, and evergreen trees like the One-seed Juniper and Mormon Tea.

The next photo stop after heading northwest is Antelope Pass Vista , a viewpoint of canyons and red rock formations at 6151 feet, via the hills and narrow curves of State Route 89A, just outside Bitter Springs.

As for the ultimate destination, Marble Canyon , it sits at 3,573 feet and is partially located within the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and the Grand Canyon National Park. This impressive, free-access gorge features limestone rocks and cliff walls perched above the Colorado River, and it attracts whitewater rafters, trout-fishing lovers, picnickers, and photographers alike, especially in the early morning and at sunset.

• Total Drive Time: 2 hours 8 minutes
• Great Attractions and Stops: Wupatki National Monument (sunrise to sunset; from $15 ); Glen Canyon National Recreation Area ($15/person); Marble Canyon Lodge (rooms from $170)
• Easy Trail: Old Navajo Bridge (0.5 mile; 10 minutes)

Tucson To Sabino Canyon

51.9 miles via gates pass.

Once visitors are done with the city of Tucson’s unique activities and attractions , like the DeGrazia Gallery in the Sun Museum, it’s time to explore the area’s natural marvel: the 20,000-acre Tucson Mountain Park , which is popular for hiking, mountain biking, picnicking, rifle shooting, horseback riding, bird watching, and archery hunting. For the best panoramic desert and mountain views around, one must head to the Gates Pass Scenic Overlook, named after Thomas Gates, a pioneer and rancher.

From there, it will take an hour and 15 minutes to reach Sabino Canyon Recreation Area , located in the Santa Catalina Mountains and the Coronado National Forest and which can be explored on the emission-free, English and Spanish-narrated, and open-air Sabino Canyon Crawler tram. Common plants and animals include saguaro and barrel cacti, palo verde and mesquite trees, rattlesnakes, jackrabbits, roadrunners, mountain lions, and hummingbirds.

• Total Drive Time: 1 hour 34 minutes
• Great Attractions and Stops: Tucson Mountain Park ( dusk to dawn; free ); Sabino Canyon ($8/vehicle/day; shuttle: from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm; $15/adult); Sabino Creek
• Easy Trails: Prickly Pear Gates Pass (1.9 miles; 40 minutes); Sabino Walkway Loop (2.3 miles; 48 minutes)

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Phoenix to sycamore canyon, 149 miles via cave creek and montezuma castle.

Another one of the scenic canyon road trips in Arizona is the route from Phoenix to Sycamore Canyon. Driving only 20 minutes from the hustle and bustle of Phoenix’s downtown, which can be explored for just $100 over an entire weekend , will take road trippers to Phoenix Mountain Preserve , which features several parks combining small mountains, foothills, and deserts and offers many scenic hiking, mountain biking, and picnicking opportunities.

The next stop is the 2,922-acre Cave Creek Regional Park , a desert oasis popular among hikers, equestrians, and picnickers, followed by a visit to the historic Montezuma Castle National Monumen in Camp Verde, once the dwelling of the Sinagua people.

The final destination, Sycamore Canyon Wilderness , is 1 hour 18 minutes away; it is 21 miles long and 7 miles wide, spans pinnacles, red rocks, buttes, and arches, and is home to spy black bears, mountain lions, ringtail cats, canyon wrens, and hermit thrushes.

• Total Drive Time: 3 hours 22 minutes
• Great Attractions and Stops: Phoenix Mountains Preserve (8 am to 12 pm; free; scenic spots: Piestewa Peak and Camelback Mountain); Cave Creek Regional Park (November to April, daily, 6 am to 8 pm; May to October, 5 am to 9 pm; $7/vehicle); Montezuma Castle National Monument (8 am to 4:45 pm; $10/person ); Sycamore Canyon Wilderness (24/7; $5/day pass )
• Great Trails: Three Hill Loop (easy; 1.2 miles; 28 minutes); Parsons Trail (moderate; 7.3 miles; 2 hours 57 minutes)

Sycamore Canyon is the second-largest canyon in Arizona, after Oak Creek Canyon.

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Flagstaff to boynton canyon, 49.2 miles via kachina wetlands and munds park.

Explore another one of the many scenic Arizona canyon road trip itineraries: the the picturesque route from Flagstaff to Boynton Canyon. The first beautiful stop on this journey is the free-access Kachina Wetlands Preserve , an amalgamation of ponds, marshes, grasslands, and pine forests boasting 247 bird species, including the rare American and Least Bittern, Sabine’s Gull, and Greater White-fronted Goose.

Up next is the unincorporated town of Munds Park , a hidden gem founded in 1876 and providing ample outdoor activities among the pines of Coconino National Forest.

Then, on the way to the city of Sedona and its great art galleries, restaurants, and cowboy and New Age shops, a photo stop at the Schnebly Hill Vista Overlook is recommended for stunning views of red-rock landscapes all around.

As for the ultimate destination, Boynton Canyon , it is considered one of Sedona’s energy vortexes and is sacred to the Yavapai people. It will undoubtedly fill visitors with a sense of awe and peace as they admire the striking crimson cliffs, high buttes, and desert plants.

• Total Drive Time: 2 hours 19 minutes
• Great Attractions and Stops: Odell Lake in Munds Park; Sedona’s Main Street ; Boynton Canyon ( 6 am to 11 pm ; $5/Red Rock Pass )
• Great Trails: Kachina Wetlands Loop (easy; 1.6 miles; 29 minutes); Boynton Vista Trail (moderate; 1.1 miles; 28 minutes)

The best months to complete the Boynton Vortex Trail is between January and May.

Wahweap To Antelope Canyon

19.9 miles via lake powell and glen canyon dam.

Nestled in Coconino County, on the border with Utah, Wahweap boasts an overlook with a 360-degree panorama of the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area that is especially colorful at sunrise and sunset.

It can be accessed freely by those who don’t want to go through the Recreation Area’s entrance; otherwise, there is plenty to see and do in the vicinity, including Lake Powell and its boating, photography, fishing, and paddleboarding activities, and the Glen Canyon Dam Overlook, perched at 1,000 feet and offering impressive views of the Colorado River, the canyon, and the dam.

On the way to Antelope Canyon , one of Arizona’s seven natural wonders to see on a road trip with its gold, red, and orange hues, a stop at the city of Page and its wellness and shopping venues may be warranted. Antelope Canyon looks like another planet, with Martian landscapes that are home to some of the most otherworldly hiking trails on Earth . Accessing the canyon is only possible via a guided tour, departing from 22 South Lake Powell Boulevard, and prior reservation is required.

• Total Drive Time: 40 minutes
• Great Attractions: Glen Canyon National Recreation Area ($15/person); Upper Antelope Canyon Tour (year-round; from $85/adult)
• Easy Trail: Dam Overlook Trail (940 feet)

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Williams to oak creek canyon, 66.3 miles via bellemont and rogers lake county natural area.

The town of Williams is known for being a major stop along Route 66 and a trip to the Grand Canyon, but it’s also charming in and of itself with its historic buildings, hearty restaurants, and fishing, camping, and equestrian activities. The nearby community of Bellemont is also worth checking out for the Pine Breeze Inn, which was featured in the 1969 movie Easy Rider , as well as its WWII Army camp.

Up next is Rogers Lake County Natural Area , which includes high-elevation wetland and forested uplands that are home to many wildlife species, such as elks, black bears, prairie dogs, mule deer, pronghorns, and bald eagles.

The following stop, Slide Rock State Park , is 1 hour and 4 minutes away and technically within Oak Creek Canyon . It is considered a prime swimming and hiking destination, featuring rustic cabins that date back to the 1930s. As for the canyon, it is a 12-mile-long, red-rock river gorge with depths that range from 800 to 2000 feet and many hiking, picnicking, camping, swimming, and fishing opportunities.

• Total Drive Time: 2 hours 3 minutes
• Great Attractions and Stops: Grand Canyon Deer Farm ( March 16 to October 15, 9 am to 5 or 6 pm; October 16 to March 15, 10 am to 5 pm; $16/adult ); Rogers Lake County Natural Area (6 am to 10 pm; free); Slide Rock State Park (8 am to 6 pm; from $20/vehicle)
• Moderate Trail: Two-Spot Loop (2.4 miles; 47 minutes)

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Seligman to grand canyon south rim, 112 miles via mcclelland lake and kaibab national forest.

This drive starts from the quaint town of Seligman, known as the birthplace of Route 66, and first stops at McClelland Lake, a serene fishing location for the Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, and Yellow Perch.

Up next is Buckskinner Park , a municipal park in Williams with hiking trails, picnic tables, volleyball and basketball courts, and a fishing Reservoir.

As for Kaibab National Forest , it is located 1 hour 27 minutes away and offers a wide tapestry of canyons, prairies, mountains, and plateaus. Better still, it borders the Grand Canyon, whose South Rim is easier to access but is particularly crowded during spring break and in summer. Fortunately, there is a free shuttle bus system and dozens of viewpoints with fantastic panoramic vistas to conclude this bucket-list Arizona road trip itinerary.

• Total Drive Time: 3 hours 7 minutes
• Great Attractions and Stops: Angel & Vilma Delgadillo's Original Route 66 Gift Shop (daily from 9 am to 5 pm); Buckskinner Park (7 am to 7 pm; free); Kaibab National Forest (Monday to Friday, 8 am to 4:30 pm; free); Grand Canyon South Rim (24/7; $20/person; $35/vehicle; overlooks include Powell Point, Mohave Point, and Pima Point)
• Easy Trail: Dogtown Lake Trail (2.2 miles; 39 minutes)

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Death toll at Hajj pilgrimage rises to 1,300 amid extreme high temperatures

Updated on: June 23, 2024 / 7:42 PM EDT / AP

More than 1,300 people died during this year's Hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia as the faithful faced extreme high temperatures at Islamic holy sites in the desert kingdom, Saudi authorities announced Sunday.

Saudi Health Minister Fahd bin Abdurrahman Al-Jalajel said that 83% of the 1,301 fatalities were unauthorized pilgrims who walked long distances in soaring temperatures to perform the Hajj rituals in and around the holy city of Mecca.

Speaking to state-owned television, the minister said 95 pilgrims were being treated in hospitals, some of whom were airlifted for treatment in the capital, Riyadh. He said the identification process was delayed because there were no identification documents with many of the dead pilgrims.

The fatalities included more than 660 Egyptians. All but 31 of them were unauthorized pilgrims, according to two officials in Cairo. Egypt has revoked the licenses of 16 travel agencies that helped unauthorized pilgrims travel to Saudi Arabia, authorities said.

The officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to brief journalists, said most of the dead were reported at the Emergency Complex in Mecca's Al-Muaisem neighborhood. Egypt sent more than 50,000 authorized pilgrims to Saudi Arabia this year.

Saudi authorities cracked down on unauthorized pilgrims, expelling tens of thousands of people. But many, mostly Egyptians, managed to reach holy sites in and around Mecca, some on foot. Unlike authorized pilgrims, they had no hotels to return to to escape the scorching heat.

In a statement Saturday, Egypt's government said the 16 travel agencies failed to provide adequate services for pilgrims. It said these agencies illegally facilitated the travel of pilgrims to Saudi Arabia using visas that don't allow holders to travel to Mecca.

The government also said officials from the companies have been referred to the public prosecutor for investigation.

According to the state-owned Al-Ahram daily, some travel agencies and Hajj trip operators sold Saudi tourist visas to Egyptian Hajj hopefuls, violating Saudi regulations which require exclusive visas for pilgrims. Those agencies left pilgrims in limbo in Mecca and the holy sites in scorching heat, the newspaper said.

The fatalities also included 165 pilgrims from Indonesia, 98 from India and dozens more from Jordan, Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria and Malaysia, according to an Associated Press tally. Two U.S. citizens were also reported dead.

The AP could not independently confirm the causes of death, but some countries like Jordan and Tunisia blamed the soaring heat. AP journalists saw pilgrims fainting from the scorching heat, especially on the second and third days of the Hajj. Some vomited and collapsed.

Historically, deaths are not uncommon at the Hajj, which has seen at times over 2 million people travel to Saudi Arabia for a five-day pilgrimage. The pilgrimage's history has also seen deadly stampedes and epidemics.

But this year's tally was unusually high, suggesting exceptional circumstances.

In 2015 a stampede in Mina killed over 2,400 pilgrims, the deadliest incident ever to strike the pilgrimage, according to an AP count. Saudi Arabia has never acknowledged the full toll of the stampede. A separate crane collapse at Mecca's Grand Mosque earlier the same year killed 111.

The second-deadliest incident at the Hajj was a 1990 stampede that killed 1,426 people.

During this year's Hajj period, daily high temperatures ranged between 46 degrees Celsius (117 degrees Fahrenheit) and 49 degrees Celsius (120 degrees Fahrenheit) in Mecca and sacred sites in and around the city, according to the Saudi National Center for Meteorology. Some people fainted while trying to perform the symbolic stoning of the devil.

The Hajj, one of the five pillars of Islam, is one of the world's largest religious gatherings. More than 1.83 million Muslims performed the Hajj in 2024, including more than 1.6 million from 22 countries, and around 222,000 Saudi citizens and residents, according to the Saudi Hajj authorities.

Saudi Arabia has spent billions of dollars on crowd control and safety measures for those attending the annual five-day pilgrimage, but the sheer number of participants makes it difficult to ensure their safety.

Climate change could make the risk even greater. A 2019 study by experts at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology found that even if the world succeeds in mitigating the worst effects of climate change, the Hajj would be held in temperatures exceeding an "extreme danger threshold" from 2047 to 2052, and from 2079 to 2086.

Islam follows a lunar calendar, so the Hajj comes around 11 days earlier each year. By 2029, the Hajj will occur in April, and for several years after that it will fall in the winter, when temperatures are milder.

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Secret Service agent robbed at gunpoint during Biden’s Los Angeles trip, police say

President Joe Biden walks to his limousine as he arrives on Air Force One, Saturday, June 15, 2024, in Los Angeles. Biden will attend a campaign event Saturday night. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — A U.S. Secret Service agent was robbed at gunpoint as President Joe Biden was visiting Los Angeles for a fundraising event over the weekend, officials said.

The agent was returning from work Saturday night when he was accosted in a residential community in Tustin, about an hour’s drive southeast of Los Angeles, according to the U.S. Secret Service.

Someone called the Tustin Police Department shortly after 9:30 p.m. to report the robbery. Police said the agent had his bag stolen at gunpoint. The agent, who was not injured, fired his gun during the confrontation, police said. The Secret Service said they did not know if anyone was shot.

Tustin Police said Monday they had not found a suspect. Officers did find some of the agent’s stolen belongings in the area. Police reported a silver Infiniti FX35 was seen leaving the scene.

Biden and former President Barack Obama held a star-studded fundraising event in Los Angeles on Saturday that brought in more than $30 million for Biden’s reelection campaign.

Why the 1951 Tennessee baseball team had to wait 41 years to be honored. It won't happen again

Two oak ridgers on that '51 ut team.

It won't take more than four decades for this Tennessee baseball team to be celebrated for its historic success this season, regardless of what happens in the College World Series.

The No. 1 Vols advanced to the national championship series for the first time since 1951 after they beat Florida State on Wednesday. They'll be recognized for the program's seventh trip to Omaha and for sweeping the SEC titles now, by fans and the university.

But the 1951 team had to wait 41 years for any kind of recognition. Former Tennessee coach Rod Delmonico and the Bullpen Club were the reason why it happened.

The 1951 Tennessee baseball team was finally honored over a weekend in May 1992 for its accomplishment. At the time, 1951 was still the program's only trip to the College World Series and the Vols wouldn't make it there again until 1995. Tennessee won its first five games in Omaha before it lost 3-2 to Oklahoma in the 1951 national championship.

A Knox News story about the events said "amazingly, the team never received any recognition for its achievement."

"If we did, I don't remember it," All-American third baseman B.B. Hopkins told Knox News. "Coach Delmonico is trying to build a baseball family, and he said there was no better place to start than by honoring us."

Hopkins, along with Billy Joe O'Kain, were the two members of the team from Oak Ridge High School. Hopkins was inducted into the Oak Ridge Sports Hall of Fame in 1987 . He was also a member of the Knoxville Sports Hall of Fame and the Tennessee Baseball Wall of Fame.

The Vols went 16-1 in SEC play that season and finished 20-3 overall. Fourteen of the 15 players on the Cy Anderson-led team attended the events that May, which included receiving plaques at a dinner at Calhoun's and a barbecue at Hudson Field before attending the doubleheader between Tennessee and Florida.

By the time the team was honored four decades later, Anderson and left-handed pitcher John Huffstetler had died. They were both honored posthumously. There are now no living lettermen from the 1951 team, according to Tennessee athletics historian Bud Ford.

Hopkins said at the time he would have never dreamed the Vols still wouldn't have returned to Omaha 41 years later.

"Absolutely not," Hopkins said. "Cy was fired by (athletic director Gen. Robert) Neyland and the program went down hill. It never got the support and went by the wayside."

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The 1951 roster also included a pitching staff of Huffstetler, Bill Joe Bowman, Bill O'Kain and Jim Gillespie. Sid Hatfield, who was named MVP, was a shortstop and pitcher.

The rest of the roster was made up of utility player Billy Dodds, second baseman Herky Payne, first baseman Dale Powell, catcher Andy Anderson, catcher Mike Overbey, center fielder Bert Rechichar, left fielder Bill Asbury, right fielder Ace Adams and shortstop Watson Bell.

Cora Hall  covers University of Tennessee women’s athletics. Email her at [email protected] and follow her on Twitter  @corahalll . If you enjoy Cora’s coverage,  consider a digital subscription  that allows you to access all of it. The Oak Ridger's new editor Donna Smith contributed to this story.