Old Vegas — The American Southwest

Vegas Strip

From near or far, Agathla Peak looks majestic. You can see it from Muley Point on Cedar Mesa and from Highway 160 south of Kayenta and it’s always beautiful in every season.

Agathla Peak is a sacred place to the Navajo and it resides on private land, therefore you can’t hike to it or climb up it but you can admire it from a distance and I love to do just that. I love Agathla Peak and driving south of it on 163 always get

Agathla Peak is a sacred place to the Navajo and it resides on private land, therefore you can’t hike to it or climb up it but you can admire it from a distance and I love to do just that. I love Agathla Peak and driving south of it on 163 always get

Agathla Peak is a sacred place to the Navajo and it resides on private land, therefore you can’t hike to it or climb up it but you can admire it from a distance and I love to do just that. I love Agathla Peak and driving south of it on 163 always get

Agathla Peak is a sacred place to the Navajo and it resides on private land, therefore you can’t hike to it or climb up it but you can admire it from a distance and I love to do just that. I love Agathla Peak and driving south of it on 163 always get

Neon Museum & Boneyard