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About the Premiere Valley Tour
 The Premiere Valley Tour originates out of Las Vegas, Nevada. This guided motorcycle tour takes us around the Boulder Basin in Lake Mead Recreational Area, Lake Las Vegas, North and South Shores, Hoover Dam, Valley of Fire and Muddy Mountain Area: This particular trip doesn't go down into the Dam, like the Hoover Dam Discovery Tour, so we don't spend a lot of time at the Dam. We'll visit Hoover Dam, we'll get some photos and move along on the tour into other areas. Much of the tour scours unadulterated areas of the eastern Mojave Desert, meaning for the most part, we're in isolated areas of desert wilderness. Once we leave the Dam, we'll move swiftly around some excellent riding areas capturing memories that will last a life-time. Since we'll be riding across an environment with no provisions, it's
important to carry some things like water and snacks, and definitely a
full tank of petrol. So, if you cruise the strip the night before,
please FILL-IT-UP prior to meeting in the morning. Most all of our tours
include a meal each day, but due to the isolation of this particular
trip a meal is not included, nor is there much time to have a set down.
Sometimes, we'll try and make something up though.
Don't forget your camera - Just 4 The Ride! It will take us approximately 7 hours to complete the 180+ miles for the Premiere Valley Tour.
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One particular day at Hoover Dam we were given a nice treat of seeing Big Horn Sheep scale the sides of cliffs with amazing sure-footedness. Something we'll keep an eye our for!
Couple of us thought if would be interesting to take a hike up the O'Callaghan – Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge at Hoover Dam.
What did we find? Prepare to get dizzy
(Michael)
Nick gives us a nice view of Hoover Dam from the River Side of Hoover Dam on top of the Mike O'Callaghan Pat Tillman Bridge.
One photographer standing back away from the edge - less butterflies. We approached the edge with a slight sense of caution... As can be seen by the hand rail, to our surprise is very short in height. Many people behind us were all walking along the concrete barrier, not the ledge. We could only guess there will be a cage over this pretty soon and no doubt fees.
This isn't Google Earth, about 1/4 way out on the bridge, if you look straight down this is something you might see, realizing your life is in the hands of engineers.
We thought these list of rules for the O'Callaghan – Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge at Hoover Dam were a bit outlandish on the image below, don't you think? Just saying... It would possibly read better if it said Do not drop objects from the bridge - Dropped objects can kill. Don't climb on hillsides, walls or railings. No children allowed on bridge without adult supervision. No animals allowed on bridge except service dogs. Just saying...
Lake Mead Aside from the water being low at the Recreation Area of Lake Mead. Lake Mead has now more than DOUBLED their fees to enter at $30 per automobile and $10 per motorcycle. Then right around the corner at another park area, another $8 fee is require per bike. So, for 2 bikes your looking at $50 in fees for the day. 2010 the fees for a bike were $6 We're waiting for the dam fees now...
Big Horn Sheep - Yes (Below) :) This guy was a little to close for comfort but seem to be busy eating. He looks to be hanging around but just wandering about from the wild. We saw him 2 days earlier on a tour. Male Big Horn Sheep have the round curly horns & the females have the short straight horns and babies cute as a button.
We've never had an unhappy, or unfriendly client! All of our guest say we go the distance, far and above what they expected, exceeding their expectations and tip the guides well. We take lots of photos of our riders and put them on a server for them to download after the tours.
Look at the vivid colors below!
After looking around a bit, we had to ask ourselves if this was a modern day rendering of Petroglyphs. Petroglyphs are found on a dark glaze located on the side of canyon walls in some areas at the Valley of Fire.
Rainbow Vista - Beautiful layers of rock
Muddy Basin Wilderness - Favorite place to stop.
Segments of the Premiere Valley Tour
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