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Grand Canyon West offers amazing, unobstructed views of the Canyon. But, make sure you watch your step, because there are no guardrails. (Michelle Maskaly/FOXNews.com)

Take a short hike or jump in a private plane to get the closest views of the Canyon at Grand Canyon West. (Michelle Maskaly/FOXNews.com)

Less than an hour from the strip you can immerse yourself in the beauty of the Mojave Desert at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. The brightly colored rocks, true in color to their name, are strewn with more than 30 miles of hiking trails, guided horseback riding, rock climbing and a 13-mile scenic drive with lookout points offering amazing views of the desert and plenty of Kodak moments. (Michelle Maskaly/FOXNews.com)

Roll up your windows! Be on the lookout for wildlife, like this burro trying to grab a bite to eat, at the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area.  (Michelle Maskaly/FOXNews.com)

The flair bartenders at the Carnival Court Bar and Grill at Harrahs make Tom Cruise in the movie "Cocktail" look like an amature.  (Michelle Maskaly/FOXNews.com)

Flair bartenders at Harrahs' Carnival Court Bar and Grill don't just make you a drink -- they put on a spectacular show, too. (Michelle Maskaly/FOXNews.com)

First stop after checking in to your hotel should be the concierge desk, especially if you are in town over a weekend. Most times they can get you into exclusive areas, like the VIP part of such hotspots like Voodoo Steak and Lounge in the Rio.  (Michelle Maskaly/FOXNews.com)

The view from high-rise lounges like Ghost Bar at The Palms is especially unique at night.  (Michelle Maskaly/FOXNews.com)

In addition to delivering your drink in the most creative way, flair bartenders at Harrahs' Carnival Court Bar and Grill are likely the friendliest staff you will meet in Las Vegas. But, if you want what happens in Vegas to stay in Vegas, watch who you choose to talk to on the phone while you're there. Some of the bartenders have been know to jump on a cell phone and say hello to whoever you are talking to. (Michelle Maskaly/FOXNews.com)

Check out major hotspots like Pure, The Bank (pictured here) and Ghost Bar for bragging rights and for a chance to snag a glimpse at celebrities like George Clooney. 

Staying at a hotel on located directly on the Las Vegas strip can save money by eliminating cab fees. Plus, some hotel concierge can help get you into the hottest shows and clubs at discounted prices. (Michelle Maskaly/FOXNews.com)

Some Vegas pools can outshine night-time hotspots in terms of partying, but if you want to spend a relaxing day at the pool check out the Luxor and make sure to try one of their perfectly-made margaritas. (Michelle Maskaly/FOXNews.com)

The Fremont Street Experience is old-style Vegas at its best. You will find the legendary Golden Nugget and get a glimpse of what it was like years ago when 99 cent shrimp cocktails ruled the restaurants. (Michelle Maskaly/FOXNews.com)

Caesars offers beautiful statues and architecture, both inside and out.  (Michelle Maskaly/FOXNews.com)