Laughlin Local Information

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Located on the Colorado River, Laughlin offers the entertainment of Las Vegas with a small town feel. Many of Laughlins Hotel/Casinos are located right on the waters edge allowing for spectacular views. Established in the early 1940's, it was the dream of one man, Don Laughlin who today can still be seen driving the streets of Laughlin.

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In Laughlin, you will find no shortage of hotels. There are currently 10 hotels all of which offer gambling facilities.

Laughlin River Run

One of Laughlins many attractions every year is the Laughlin River Run in which thousands of motorcycle enthusiasts flock to the city to enjoy the sites and sounds of everything motorcycle!

Grand Canyon

South Rim

At the South Rim, there are gift shops, guided tours and many locations to take wonderful pictures and enjoy the full beauty of the canyon.

Located about 255 miles from Laughlin could be a fun way to spend the day. The South Rim can be found by taking I-40 east to Williams Arizona, then follow Route 64 north about 60 miles to the Grand Canyon.

West Rim

The home of the Hualapai Tribe and the famous skywalk. The skywalk is a steel structure with glass floor and sides that protrudes about 70 feet out from the canyon rim, you and your family can enjoy the views from the skywalk for a small fee.

Directions from Laughlin, NV

Total Miles: 103

East on AZ-68 28 miles

North on US-93 toward Las Vegas 26 miles

Right Turn (North) on to Pierce Ferry Road 28 miles

Right turn (East) on to Diamond Bar Road 21 miles

**Diamond Bar Road will end at the only entrance to Grand Canyon West, which is the Grand Canyon West Airport.

Approximate Travel Time: 2hrs 10min

Oatman

Oatman Arizona located on old US route 66, about an hour from Laughlin has its own haunted hotel, wild burros roaming around, and is also the location that Clark Gable and Carole Lombard spent their wedding night after being married in Kingman Arizona in 1939. About 150 full time citizens live in the ghost town of Oatman.

Oatman has many places to see and things to do, such as the wild burros which roam freely and love to eat carrots that can be purchased at the local vendors, there are several gift and antique shops located along the main street filled with many unique and sweet treats.