A mountain hotel at about 6,700 feet in Kyle Canyon, roughly 45 minutes from the Strip, with a full-service restaurant and rooms — the main overnight base for a Mount Charleston trip in the Spring Mountains.
At about 6,700 feet in Kyle Canyon with rooms and a sit-down restaurant, book it specifically for a dinner at altitude or a cool night's sleep after a hot valley day; skip it if you only want the view, since it adds lodging cost and a dark drive back down the canyon.
Anyone stretching Mount Charleston into a stay or a sit-down meal at altitude.
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Anyone stretching Mount Charleston into a stay or a sit-down meal at altitude.
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Overnight and mountain-meal base
At about 6,700 feet in Kyle Canyon with rooms and a sit-down restaurant, book it specifically for a dinner at altitude or a cool night's sleep after a hot valley day; skip it if you only want the view, since it adds lodging cost and a dark drive back down the canyon.
Best for: Anyone stretching Mount Charleston into a stay or a sit-down meal at altitude.
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