So... You Think You’re Gonna Walk Around Las Vegas? Think Again.
Ah, Las Vegas. The land of neon lights, endless buffets, and Elvis impersonators. You’ve just arrived, ready to strut down the Strip like a movie star. “We’ll just walk everywhere!” you say confidently.
Let’s get one thing straight: Las Vegas is not a walkable city. It pretends to be. The hotels look close together on the map, but in reality? That “quick 5-minute walk” from your hotel to the next casino is actually a 30-minute expedition involving escalators, pedestrian bridges, confusing hotel lobbies, and at least one wrong turn through a souvenir shop.
And don’t even get us started on the heat. If you're visiting anytime between May and...well, October, you’re basically walking on the surface of the sun. There's no shade, your flip-flops will melt to the sidewalk, and you’ll start questioning every life decision that led you to this moment.
This city is designed for cars, not your poor aching feet.
Pro tips:
- Use the monorail (yes, it exists!)
- Embrace the rideshare life
- Don’t trust "just a block away"—Vegas blocks are a lie.
Sure, Las Vegas is magical—but it’s best explored with a good plan, some wheels, and the understanding that walking everywhere might just walk you straight into heat exhaustion.


