Summerlin
Elevated desert living beside Red Rock Canyon.
Summerlin is an affluent master-planned community on the western edge of Las Vegas, nestled against the stunning Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. Known for its exceptional quality of life, world-class amenities, and outdoor recreation, Summerlin offers residents an elevated desert living experience.
With more than 150 miles of interconnected trails, village-to-village design, and a walkable downtown, Summerlin is built around the outdoors — a community for people who want nature, amenities, and space in equal measure.
Around the neighborhood.
Red Rock Canyon
A protected conservation area on Summerlin’s doorstep, offering a 13-mile scenic drive, world-class hiking and climbing, and dramatic red sandstone cliffs.
- 13-mile scenic drive
- Stunning red sandstone cliffs
- Over 30 hiking trails
- 2,000+ rock climbing routes
- Desert wildlife viewing
- Guided hiking tours
- Mountain biking trails
- Rock climbing lessons
- Photography workshops
- Nature programs
Downtown Summerlin
An open-air shopping, dining, and entertainment district anchored by the Las Vegas Ballpark, with 125+ stores and year-round community events.
- 125+ retail stores
- Luxury boutiques
- Department stores
- Specialty retailers
- Outdoor shopping plazas
- Las Vegas Ballpark
- Seasonal festivals
- Live music performances
- Farmers markets
- Community events
Red Rock Casino Resort
A luxury resort and local favorite with a three-acre pool complex, spa, bowling, cinema, and a strong lineup of restaurants.
- 796 luxury rooms & suites
- 3-acre pool complex
- 25,000 sq ft spa
- 72-lane bowling center
- 16-screen Regal Cinema
- T-Bones Chophouse
- Hearthstone Kitchen
- Blue Ribbon Sushi
- Yard House
- Lucille’s BBQ
Summerlin Trail System
The community’s defining feature — more than 150 miles of interconnected pathways linking villages, parks, and natural areas across the desert landscape.
- 150+ miles of trails
- Interconnected pathways
- Village-to-village connections
- Desert landscape corridors
- Natural area access points
- Walking & jogging paths
- Cycling routes
- Nature observation areas
- Exercise stations
- Pet-friendly trails