Alex H.
12/20/2025
Came here many years ago because when in Vegas why not just drive up to the border of Nevada and Arizona? One of the wonders of world at one point I think even the cement is still wet inside deep...
Hoover Dam
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[1 - 898] Highway 93
Boulder City, NV 89005
The Hoover Dam, managed by the Bureau of Reclamation, is a remarkable structure situated in Boulder City, NV. Serving as a vital hydroelectric power source and water storage facility, the dam plays a crucial role in water and power distribution in the region.
Visitors to the Hoover Dam can explore various educational resources, historical exhibits, and engaging activities to learn about the dam's construction, operations, and impact. The site offers tours, special event activities, and recreational opportunities to enhance the visitor experience.
Additionally, the Hoover Dam provides valuable learning opportunities for students and educators, with detailed information on school tours, educational packets, and STEM resources. The dam's rich historical collection and 75th-anniversary celebration materials offer insights into its significance and contributions over the years.
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Ame G.
12/20/2025
The Hoover Dam absolutely lives up to its reputation as one of the seven civil engineering wonders of the United States. If you're anywhere close, this stop is definitely worth your time, and...
Andrew S.
12/12/2025
The Hoover dam is an absolute marvel of engineering, particularly when you consider something of this magnitude was built in the 1930's and is still a functioning hydroelectric power plant to this...
Paul R.
11/13/2025
We all joked that we were off to see the world's largest ball of twine as we left Henderson. Man, were we wrong. This is definitely a man-made engineering wonder, especially since it was built...
Belldandy C.
10/6/2025
Fun day trip to see the Hoover Dam. Parking is $10 or drive a bit to the Arizona side and it's free. But it is a bit of a walk with stairs to get to the main attractions. We paid for the $25...
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