Experience Summary
A unique way to warm up for a race, this RV adventure will make the already remarkable Las Vegas Rock ’n’ Roll race (5km, 10km or half marathon) even more special. You’ll explore the dramatic landscapes of Nevada and northern Arizona, enjoy inspiring warm-up runs in canyons, deserts, and red rock trails, and finish with an iconic night race down the Las Vegas Strip. The cooler February weather can be a blessing for running — crisp mornings and mild afternoons — perfect for training and exploring without desert heat.Experience highlights
🏜️ Sunrise shakeouts in Red Rock Canyon and Valley of Fire🛣️ Iconic stops at Hoover Dam with optional Route 66 detours
🌌 Stargazing under vast desert skies after evening campfires
🎟️ Night race down the Las Vegas Strip (Rock ’n’ Roll Las Vegas)
🚐 Campervan comfort: cook, shower, and recover at your mobile base
🧭 Optional guided trail session with a coach in Sedona
Experience details
Rock ’n’ Roll Las Vegas: Rock ’n’ Roll Las Vegas is one of the most unique races in the world — a rare chance to run the Las Vegas Strip at night, past neon lights, live bands, and a buzzing crowd. With distances of 5km, 10km & half marathon, there’s something for every runner. Cooler evening temperatures make it comfortable, and the atmosphere is electric, with music and entertainment along the route.
Trail running coach in Sedona: Spend a focused session on Sedona’s red-dirt trails with a local coach who tailors the route to your level. Expect a smart warm-up, technique cues for ups/downs on rocky singletrack, cadence drills, and pacing guidance for race week. You’ll hit scenic viewpoints for a breather and leave with practical tips you can use for the Strip race — or any future trail adventure.
Arizona & Nevada running road trip: Build your rhythm across the Southwest’s greatest hits — from Las Vegas to Valley of Fire’s fiery formations, Hoover Dam’s epic vistas, and Sedona’s cathedral spires. Park right by trailheads for flexible shakeouts or longer efforts, add easy recovery walks at overlooks, and break up drives with classic Route 66 stops. Surfaces range from compact desert paths to well-marked park trails, so you can choose the distance and intensity each day while your campervan keeps everything simple: gear dry, meals easy, and recovery comfortable.