Moving to Vegas, I needed a new thinking spot and I saw reviews on this park. It seemed so relaxing and I wondered how a park would work especially in Vegas. It made me smile when I came here, because there were many children enjoying the park's amusements for children. They seemed to really enjoy this weird hill thing I saw, but of course, my main focus at the park was to hit the trail.\n\nWhile searching, there was a nice blend of green where you can have a nice standard picnic at or run a few laps around the track like roads, or move away and see a lot of desert instead. I never really saw parks like these before, so it was quite a bit interesting for me. Upon reaching the hiking trail itself, you'll notice a sign that pretty much tells you that you are advised only to hit the trail during daylight hours. I came during a time where the sun would set soon, because I wanted a nice bit of scenery.\n\nThe trail is relatively easy to climb and probably takes 10 minutes at MOST. I didn't have hiking shoes on so I slipped from time to time, but once I got to the top I was pretty amazed. There were picnic areas at the top and an area at the center to sit around and relax.\n\nIt made me realize how underdeveloped Vegas is the farther you are from the strip. It was quite interesting to see, but it also gave me a feeling of emptiness. You can see a lot of hills not too far away and the sunset was quite amazing. It was quiet at the top so I felt like I was able to keep a steady mindset while I was here.\n\nWhen coming back down, I felt like a lot of weight was lifted. Usually downhill hikes can be painful, but because of how short this is, it's pretty light on the legs. (I did leg day at the gym shortly before this.)\n\nI wish I had someone to take, but I can save that for another time.