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Within a half day's drive of Las Vegas are some of the most fascinating places on Earth. David Bert invites you to experience some of the more unusual stops Along the Way. Sponsored by the Clark County Credit Union. Catch the video version of "Along the Way" on the Clark County Community Channel 4 on Cox Cable. The 3-minute video version airs several times throughout the week. Send your comments to letters@knpr.org.

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Apr 2, 2008		Ramona Pagaent
Experience the California of the 1850's, outdoors at the Ramona Pagaent in Hemet, California.
Mar 26, 2008		Pupfish
Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge is a remarkable desert oasis 90 miles northwest of Las Vegas...and home to a number of endangered species including the Pupfish.
Mar 19, 2008		Gilcrease Bird Sanctuary
A life-long fascination with birds leads Bill Gilcrease to create a bird sanctuary in northwest Las Vegas.
Mar 12, 2008		Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort
A replica of the original 1855 Mormon settlement is located just north of downtown Las Vegas.
Mar 5, 2008		Zzyzx
The little town in the middle of the desert with the unusual name, has more to offer than you might think.
Feb 27, 2008		Emerald Pool Trail at Zion
Join us for a hike along the Emerald Pool Trail at Zion National Park.
Feb 20, 2008		Chloride, AZ
Just off the highway to Kingman, a ghost town and surprising public art.
Feb 13, 2008		Gold Rush Days
Ranching and mining is how Wickenburg got it's start, and they make a point of not forgetting their heritage. So every February they hold the annual Gold Rush Days, and even if you're not a cowboy or a miner you can still have a heck of a good time.
Feb 6, 2008		Racetrack Playa
Investigate the mysterious sliding rocks of Racetrack Playa in Death Valley.
Jan 30, 2008		Mojave Max
Sometime in the next couple of months, a desert tortoise will emerge from his burrow. Hear about the Mojave Max Emergence Contest.
Jan 23, 2008		White Dome Trail
A trail at the Valley of Fire is convenient, easy and a wonder to behold.
Jan 16, 2008		Heritage Museum
On this one small cul-de-sac at the Heritage Museum, decades of Las Vegas history are preserved. But be prepared, there are times when the tableaus are a bit too realistic.
Jan 9, 2008		Bald Eagles
Join David Bert in search of Bald Eagles at Lake Mead.
Jan 2, 2008		Spring Mountain Ranch
There have been a number of people, including Howard Hughes, who have owned the Spring Mountain Ranch House over the years, and each has left their mark.
Dec 26, 2007		Death Valley - Titus Canyon
David Bert takes us on a hike through Titus Canyon at Death Valley National Park. As the park guide explains, most of the plants stick, sting or stink.
Dec 19, 2007		Las Vegas Springs Preserve
Experience the prehistoric birth of Las Vegas at the Springs Preserve.
Dec 12, 2007		Kelso Dunes
Join David Bert for a trip to the Mojave National Preserve and hike through the Kelso Dunes.
Dec 5, 2007		Devil's Hole
Ash Meadows is home to 'Devil's Hole' and the pupfish, a survivor of thousands of years in this desert refuge.
Nov 28, 2007		Keystone Thrust
Red Rock is the home of many natural wonders, including a geological anomaly known as the Keystone Thrust.
Nov 21, 2007		China Ranch
Just minutes from Las Vegas, a lush desert oasis with interesting trails to hike, the Amargossa River...and delicious milkshakes when the hike is over.
Nov 14, 2007		Pine Creek Trail
Red Rock Canyon has many interesting hiking trails. One of David Bert's favorites in the Pine Creek Trail.
Nov 7, 2007		Zion Day Trip
A trip to Zion National Park should include some stops along the way.
Oct 31, 2007		Nature Photography
David Bert learns the secrets of nature photography from Mark Andrews.
Oct 3, 2007		Tarantulas
Go for a hike in the desert and you might find a tarantula. But they're nothing to be afraid of.
Sep 26, 2007		Fall Colors
Take a trip to enjoy the autumn colors in Utah on the Markagunt plateau in the Cedar City Ranger district.
Sep 19, 2007		Spring Valley State Park
A Lincoln County showcase, this state park is one of the most popular, and well worth a visit.
Sep 12, 2007		Star Party
On September 30th the Las Vegas Astronomical Society will hold their 19th Annual Cathedral Gorge Star Party. With good weather and a new moon this one should be as fun and educational as the one we visited two years ago.
Sep 5, 2007		Non-native Species
Southern Nevada is home to numerous species of plants, animals and insects who have adapted over thousands of years to live in the desert. Unfortunately they're joined by some non-native species.
Aug 29, 2007		Monarch Butterflies
As they near the end of their migration back to Santa Cruz California you might have an opportunity to see a few Monarch butterflies. Particularly if you've planted some of their favorite food in your garden.
Aug 22, 2007		Shoshone Museum
The Shoshone Museum, located in a tiny town on the edge of Death Valley, is one of the finest regional museums in the Southwest.
Aug 15, 2007		Vermilion Castle Trail
Whether you're headed to the Utah Shakespearean Festival or just looking for a little cooler temperatures, Dave Bert recommends taking a hike in Dixie National Forest.
Aug 8, 2007		Greenshow at the Utah Shakespearean Fest.
The Shakespearean experience begins with the Greenshow.
Aug 1, 2007		Twisted Forest Trail
David Bert takes us on the Twisted Forest Trail in the Dixie National Forest near Brianhead, Utah.
Jul 18, 2007		Summer in Brianhead
Known for its great snow skiing, the Brianhead, UT area is also a great place to get away from the summer heat.
Jul 11, 2007		Mary Jane Falls
Last week David Bert took us to Big Falls on Mt Charleston. This week he started hiking in the same direction, but wound up at very different kind of waterfall.
Jul 4, 2007		July 4th in Ely
Everyone's a 'local' when you go to Ely for the annual 4th of July festivities.
Jun 20, 2007		Ghost Train
Take a trip to Ely and ride on the Ghost Train.
Jun 6, 2007		Big Falls
This week on Along the Way we're hiking a trail that doesn't exist to a giant waterfall that may not exist much longer.
May 30, 2007		Lehman Caves
Since 1885, the Lehman Caves have been a curiosity and tourist attraction. From the 'gothic palace' to the glowing rock in the 'inscription room', it's a unique adventure.
May 23, 2007		Windsor Castle
Pipe Spring National Monument features an imposing-looking fort that is actually a ranchhouse built in 1872.
May 16, 2007		Pipe Spring National Monument
A little known gem of the National Park System, it's rich with American Indian, early explorer and Mormon pioneer history.
May 9, 2007		Freeway Bypass
Get off the freeways and you'll find the Discovery Center in Barstow.
May 1, 2007		Techatticup Mine
David Berts takes us on a trip to this historic mine near Nelson, NV.
Apr 24, 2007		Desert Tortoise
Visit Red Rock to learn about the desert tortoise.
Apr 18, 2007		Anasazi
Join David Bert goes in a search of Anasazi artifacts in the Moapa Valley.
Apr 11, 2007		Cathedral Gorge
Located just north of Panaca, Cathedral Gorge State Park features trails for exploring the cave-like formations and cathedral-like spires.
Apr 4, 2007		Ely Murals
Mining town endures through determination and the creation of murals.
Mar 28, 2007		Scotty's Castle
David Bert takes us behind the scenes for a technology tour of Scotty's Castle in Death Valley.
Mar 21, 2007		Roadtrip
Spring is a great time for a road trip. The critters are frisky, the wildflowers are in bloom and people are out celebrating. This week we're reminded that some of the most successful road trips aren't even planned.
Mar 14, 2007		Llama Packing
Join David Bert for a back-country trip where the llamas do most of the work.
Mar 7, 2007		Corn Creek
Located 25 miles from Las Vegas, the Corn Creek Field Station is an oasis in the desert for wildlife.
Feb 28, 2007		Cowbirds
We look at cowbirds to examine one of the ways we impact our environment and how government agencies are working together to understand what the future may bring.
Feb 21, 2007		Desert Caballeros Western Museum
Travel to Wickenburg, AZ to find a surprisingly good museum.
Feb 14, 2007		Lost Creek Trail
As Spring arrives this trail will embody the beauty of Red Rock Canyon. Waterfalls, wildflowers, as well as natural and cultural resources are here. And best of all it's contained in a trail of a mile or less.
Jan 31, 2007		Kelso Depot
A short drive from Las Vegas, in the Mojave National Perserve you will find a restored train depot that revives the glory years of a nearly-forgotten town.
Jan 24, 2007		Cowboy Poets
David Bert takes us to the Cowboy Poets Gathering in Elko.
Jan 17, 2007		Quick Trip
David Bert takes friends on a quick trip up the highway to the Valley of Fire and Overton.
Jan 10, 2007		Nevada Test Site Tour
Join David Bert for a tour of Mercury, Frenchman Flat and other historic locations at the Nevada Test Site.
Jan 3, 2007		Liberace Museum
It's more than Liberace. It's a history of Las Vegas showbiz.
Dec 27, 2006		Art in Las Vegas
You don't have to go far to find some impressive contemporary art in downtown Las Vegas.
Dec 20, 2006		Best Friends
While visiting Zion National Park, check out the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary.
Dec 13, 2006		The Great Unconformity
Sunrise Mountain is home to one of the geological wonders of the world.
Dec 6, 2006		Zion Museum
David Bert takes us to the museum at Zion National Park.
Nov 29, 2006		Cafe' C'est Si Bon
One man's dream to create an eclectic, European-style cafe' on the edge of Death Valley.
Nov 22, 2006		Cowboy Shooters
On the second Sunday of every month they gather in a remote section of the desert to compete and socialize. This week on Along the Way we travel back in time to the 1880s with the Nevada Rangers Cowboy Action Shooting Society.
Nov 15, 2006		La Madre Springs Trail
Join David Bert for the sights and sounds of this special in Red Rock Canyon.
Nov 8, 2006		Mitchell Caverns
Jack and Ida Mitchell created a tourist stop in the middle of the Mojave Desert that offers unique geological formations.
Nov 1, 2006		Wetlands Park
On the east side of the Las Vegas Valley you can escape in the Wetlands Park.
Oct 25, 2006		Bat Man
Journey to a bat cave to find out how man has used and harmed the bats, and how some are working to protect the bats.
Oct 4, 2006		Goldwell Open Air Museum
An unlikely group of Belgian artists created an art consisting of seven outdoor sculptures that are colossal not only in their scale, but in their placement within the vastness of the Mojave desert.
Sep 27, 2006		Wild Mustangs
Just minutes from Las Vegas, discover wild mustangs roaming Red Rock National Conservation Area.
Sep 20, 2006		Desert Demonstration Gardens
Take time out to enjoy the perfect garden get-away, The Springs Preserve, right in the middle of a bustling city.
Sep 6, 2006		Rattlesnakes
The rattle is a scary sound, but the more you know about rattlesnakes the better off you'll be.
Aug 30, 2006		First Friday
On the First Friday web site they say 'There's no better way to celebrate a three-day weekend than beginning it with First Friday'. Join David Bert for a trip to downtown Las Vegas for a monthly event you'll enjoy.
Aug 23, 2006		Lost City Museum
In Overton, visit a museum dedicated to preserving the artifacts of the Anasazi Indians who lived in Nevada more than 1,000 years ago.
Aug 16, 2006		Palm Springs Tram
Summer or winter, the Palm Springs Tram is an easy way to enjoy the wilderness.
Aug 9, 2006		Lizards
Learn about the amazing world of reptiles in the desert. For instance, the Chuckwalla is not just another lizard. It can expand the size of its body in order to wedge itself betwen rocks.
Aug 2, 2006		The Huntington
The Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens are worth the trip to San Marino, California.
Jul 26, 2006		Shakespeare Backstage
Go backstage at the Utah Shakespearean Festival to get some real insight into the popular plays.
Jul 12, 2006		Gourmet Road Food
Just because you're on the road doesn't mean you have to settle for ordinary fast food. When in LA, check out Tommy's and Pink's.
Jul 5, 2006		Shakespeare Festival Orientation
Planning a trip to the Utah Shakespearean Festival? David Bert takes us through 'orientation'.
Jun 28, 2006		Shark Reef
There's a great place to see exotic sharks and other aquatic creatures..and you don't have to go far to find them.
Jun 21, 2006		Taylor Creek Trail
If Shakespeare is your goal, make a stop at Zion National Park and try the Taylor Creek Trail.
Jun 14, 2006		Desert Pocket Mouse
The ongoing environmental studies at the Las Vegas Springs Preserve include small mammal surveys. Fieldwork includes the discovery of the desert pocket mouse.
Jun 7, 2006		Pioche Courthouse
Originally the Lincoln County Courthouse was to cost $26,400, but by the time the corrupt politicians were done it cost nearly $1,000,000.
May 31, 2006		Luv-It Frozen Custard
You don't have to go far to join David Bert and Paula Francis for this week's trip...and we're sure you'll 'Luvit'.
May 24, 2006		The Getty Center
The Getty Center in Los Angeles is a short drive from Las Vegas, and offers an amazing collection.
May 17, 2006		Bristlecone Pine Trail
Take a hike along the Bristlecone Pine Trail on Mt. Charleston.
May 10, 2006		Manhattan, NV
Like many Nevada ghost towns, Manhattan was once the site of several thriving goldmines. When the mines played out, the town nearly disappeared.
Apr 26, 2006		Keepers of the Wild
Located 27 miles south of Hoover Dam, Keepers of the Wild is home and safe haven for exotic animals.
Mar 1, 2006		Day Trip from Las Vegas
Head for Scotty's Castle first, then follow David Bert's trail back to Las Vegas for an interesting day trip.
Feb 15, 2006		Desert Caballeros Western Museum
Travel to Wickenburg, AZ to find a surprisingly good museum.
Jan 4, 2006		Kelso Depot
A short drive from Las Vegas, in the Mojave National Perserve you will find a restored train depot that revives the glory years of a nearly-forgotten town.
Dec 21, 2005		Las Vegas Springs Archaeology
Experience the prehistoric birth of Las Vegas at the Springs Preserve.
Jun 1, 2005		Bone Yard
The Bone Yard is preserving the neon signs of years past.
May 25, 2005		Neon Museum
Bright lights helped make Las Vegas what it is today. The Neon Museum preserves the great signs.
Mar 23, 2005		Corn Creek
Located 25 miles from Las Vegas, the Corn Creek Field Station is an oasis in the desert for wildlife.
Mar 16, 2005		Cowbirds
We look at cowbirds to examine one of the ways we impact our environment and how government agencies are working together to understand what the future may bring.
Mar 9, 2005		Nevada State Museum
A visit to the Nevada State Museum and Historical Society is an in-town trip worth taking.
Mar 2, 2005		Lost Creek Trail
As Spring arrives this trail will embody the beauty of Red Rock Canyon. Waterfalls, wildflowers, as well as natural and cultural resources are here. And best of all it's contained in a trail of a mile or less.
Feb 23, 2005		Nevada Test Site Tour
Join David Bert for a tour of Mercury, Frenchman Flat and other historic locations at the Nevada Test Site.
Feb 9, 2005		Sandy Valley Ranch
David Bert explores his inner cowboy.
Feb 2, 2005		Liberace Museum
It's more than Liberace. It's a history of Las Vegas showbiz.
Jan 26, 2005		Art in Las Vegas
You don't have to go far to find some impressive contemporary art in downtown Las Vegas.
Jan 19, 2005		Best Friends
While visiting Zion National Park, check out the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary.
Jan 12, 2005		Quick Trip
David Bert takes friends on a quick trip up the highway to the Valley of Fire and Overton.
Jan 5, 2005		The Great Unconformity
Sunrise Mountain is home to one of the geological wonders of the world.
Dec 29, 2004		Zion Museum
David Bert takes us to the museum at Zion National Park.
Dec 23, 2004		Cafe' C'est Si Bon
One man's dream to create an eclectic, European-style cafe' on the edge of Death Valley.
Dec 15, 2004		Nativity Tradition
A short drive to Henderson results in a memorable Christmas encounter.
Dec 8, 2004		Cowboy Shooters
On the second Sunday of every month they gather in a remote section of the desert to compete and socialize. This week on Along the Way we travel back in time to the 1880s with the Nevada Rangers Cowboy Action Shooting Society.
Dec 1, 2004		La Madre Springs Trail
Join David Bert for the sights and sounds of this special in Red Rock Canyon.
Nov 24, 2004		Anasazi
Join David Bert in a search for Anasazi artifacts in the Moapa Valley.
Nov 17, 2004		Mitchell Caverns
Jack and Ida Mitchell created a tourist stop in the middle of the Mojave Desert that offers unique geological formations.
Nov 3, 2004		Wetlands Park
On the east side of the Las Vegas Valley you can escape in the Wetlands Park.
Oct 27, 2004		Bat - Man
Journey to a bat cave to find out how man has used and harmed the bats, and how some are working to protect the bats.
Oct 13, 2004		Goldwell Open Air Museum
An unlikely group of Belgian artists created an art consisting of seven outdoor sculptures that are colossal not only in their scale, but in their placement within the vastness of the Mojave desert.
Oct 6, 2004		Wild Mustangs
Just minutes from Las Vegas, discover wild mustangs roaming Red Rock National Conservation Area.
Sep 29, 2004		Desert Demonstration Gardens
Take time out to enjoy the perfect garden get-away, right in the middle of a bustling city.
Sep 22, 2004		Devil's Hole
Ash Meadows is home to 'Devil's Hole' and the pupfish, a survivor of thousands of years in this desert refuge.
Sep 15, 2004		Rattlesnakes
The rattle is a scary sound, but the more you know about rattlesnakes the better off you'll be.
Sep 8, 2004		First Friday
On the First Friday web site they say 'There's no better way to celebrate a three-day weekend than beginning it with First Friday'. Join David Bert for a trip to downtown Las Vegas for a monthly event you'll enjoy.
Sep 1, 2004		Race for Atlantis
You don't even need to leave Las Vegas to find an entertaining activity for residents or visitors.
Aug 25, 2004		Lost City Museum
In Overton, visit a museum dedicated to preserving the artifacts of the Anasazi Indians who lived in Nevada more than 1,000 years ago.
Aug 18, 2004		Palm Springs Tram
Summer or winter, the Palm Springs Tram is an easy way to enjoy the wilderness.
Aug 11, 2004		Lizards
Learn about the amazing world of reptiles in the desert. For instance, the Chuckwalla is not just another lizard. It can expand the size of its body in order to wedge itself betwen rocks.
Aug 4, 2004		The Huntington
The Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens are worth the trip to San Marino, California.
Jul 28, 2004		Backstage Tour
Go backstage at the Utah Shakespearean Festival to get some real insight into the popular plays.
Jul 14, 2004		Pine Valley Mountain Chapel
More than 100 years old, this is the oldest Mormon chapel in continuous use. Completed in 1868, it's just up the highway near St. George, Utah.
Jul 7, 2004		Gourmet Road Food
Just because you're on the road doesn't mean you have to settle for ordinary fast food. When in LA, check out Tommy's and Pink's.
Jun 30, 2004		Shakespeare Festival Orientation
Planning a trip to the Utah Shakespearean Festival? David Bert takes us through 'orientation'.
Jun 23, 2004		Shark Reef
There's a great place to see exotic sharks and other aquatic creatures..and you don't have to go far to find them.
Jun 16, 2004		Taylor Creek Trail
If Shakespeare is your goal, make a stop at Zion National Park and try the Taylor Creek Trail.
Jun 9, 2004		Luv-It Frozen Custard
You don't have to go far to join David Bert and Paula Francis for this week's trip...and we're sure you'll 'Luvit'.
Jun 2, 2004		Pioche Courthouse
Built in 1871, the 'Million Dollar Courthouse' is an interesting step back in time.
May 26, 2004		Desert Pocket Mouse
The ongoing environmental studies at the Las Vegas Springs Preserve include small mammal surveys. Fieldwork includes the discovery of the desert pocket mouse.
May 19, 2004		Bristlecone Pine Trail
Take a hike along the Bristlecone Pine Trail on Mt. Charleston.
May 12, 2004		The Getty
The Getty Center in Los Angeles is a short drive from Las Vegas, and offers an amazing collection.
May 5, 2004		Manhattan, NV
Like many Nevada ghost towns, Manhattan was once the site of several thriving goldmines. When the mines played out, the town nearly disappeared.
Apr 28, 2004		Keepers of the Wild
Located 27 miles south of Hoover Dam, Keepers of the Wild is home and safe haven for exotic animals.
Apr 21, 2004		Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort
A replica of the original 1855 Mormon settlement is located just north of downtown Las Vegas.
Apr 14, 2004		Gilcrease Bird Sanctuary
A life-long fascination with birds leads Bill Gilcrease to create a bird sanctuary in northwest Las Vegas.
Mar 24, 2004		Emerald Pool at Zion
Join us for a hike along the Emerald Pool Trail at Zion National Park.
Mar 17, 2004		Ramona Pagaent
Experience the California of the 1850's, outdoors at the Ramona Pagaent in Hemet, California.
Mar 10, 2004		Chloride, AZ
Just off the highway to Kingman, a ghost town and surprising public art.
Mar 3, 2004		Desert Caballeros Western Museum
Travel to Wickenburg, AZ to find a surprisingly good museum.
Feb 25, 2004		Day Trip from Las Vegas
Head for Scotty's Castle first, then follow David Bert's trail back to Las Vegas for an interesting day trip.
Feb 18, 2004		Rendezvous
Listen as the Spring Mountain Free Trappers re-live the 'mountain rendezvous' of the 19th century.
Feb 11, 2004		Racetrack Playa
Investigate the mysterious sliding rocks of Racetrack Playa in Death Valley.
Feb 4, 2004		Heritage Museum
Step back in time at the Clark County Heritage Museum.
Jan 28, 2004		Mojave Max
Sometime in the next couple of months, a desert tortoise will emerge from his burrow. Hear about the Mojave Max Emergence Contest.
Jan 21, 2004		White Dome Trail
A new trail at the Valley of Fire is convenient, easy and a wonder to behold.
Jan 14, 2004		Cowboy Poets
David Bert takes us to the Cowboy Poets Gathering in Elko.
Jan 7, 2004		Kelso Dunes
Join David Bert for a trip to the Mojave National Preserve and hike through the Kelso Dunes.
Dec 31, 2003		Ski Lee Canyon
David Bert recommends Lee Canyon for a convenient and fun ski trip.
Dec 24, 2003		Las Vegas Springs Archaeology
Experience the prehistoric birth of Las Vegas at the Springs Reserve.
Dec 17, 2003		Keystone Thrust
Red Rock is the home of many natural wonders, including a geological anomaly known as the Keystone Thrust.
Dec 10, 2003		Eagles
Join David Bert in search of Bald Eagles at Lake Mead.
Dec 3, 2003		Death Valley
David Bert takes us on a hike through Titus Canyon at Death Valley National Park. As the park guide explains, most of the plants stick, sting or stink.
Nov 26, 2003		Amargosa Opera House
Visit the Amargosa Opera House in Death Valley Junction and meet Marta Becket.
Nov 19, 2003		Elgin Schoolhouse
David Bert travels to a Nevada ghost town to visit a truely 'one of a kind' museum - the Elgin One Room Schoolhouse.
Nov 12, 2003		Furnace Creek Inn
Join David Bert for a trip to this resort located in Death Valley.
Nov 5, 2003		Zion Day Trip
A trip to Zion National Park should include some stops along the way.
Oct 15, 2003		Scotty's Castle
David Bert takes us behind the scenes for a technology tour of Scotty's Castle in Death Valley.
Oct 8, 2003		Star Party
Travel to Cathedral Gorge State Park with the Las Vegas Astronomical Society for a 'Star Party'.
Oct 1, 2003		Tarantulas
Go for a hike in the desert and you might find a tarantula. But they're nothing to be afraid of.
Sep 24, 2003		Monarch Butterfiles
Travel to Natural Bridges State Park in Santa Cruz for the Monarch migration.
Sep 17, 2003		Fall Colors
Take a trip to enjoy the autumn colors on the Markagunt plateau in the Cedar City Ranger district.
Sep 10, 2003		Handcar Races
Rattlin' Rails Handcar Races in Boulder City.
Sep 3, 2003		Nature Photography
David Bert learns the secrets of nature photography from Mark Andrews.
Aug 27, 2003		Fire in Nature part 2
David Bert visits the Ponderosa Pines of Red Rock to learn about the benefits of fire.
Aug 20, 2003		Fire in Nature part 1
Fire is a natural piece of the environmental puzzle.
Aug 13, 2003		Spring Valley State Park
A Lincoln County showcase, this state park is one of the most popular, and well worth a visit.
Aug 6, 2003		Twisted Forest Trail
David Bert takes us on the Twisted Forest Trail in the Dixie National Forest near Brianhead, Utah.
Jul 23, 2003		Summer in Brianhead
Known for its great snow skiing, the Brianhead, UT area is also a great place to get away from the summer heat.
Jul 9, 2003		July 4th in Ely
Everyone's a 'local' when you go to Ely for the annual 4th of July festivities.
Jul 2, 2003		Windsor Castle
Pipe Spring National Monument features an imposing-looking fort that is actually a ranchhouse built in 1872.
Jun 25, 2003		Pipe Spring National Monument
A little known gem of the National Park System, it's rich with American Indian, early explorer and Mormon pioneer history.
Jun 18, 2003		Taylor Creek Trail
If Shakespeare is your goal, make a stop at Zion National Park and try the Taylor Creek Trail.
Jun 11, 2003		Ghost Train
Take a trip to Ely and ride on the Ghost Train.
Jun 4, 2003		Lehman Caves
Since 1885, the Lehman Caves have been a curiosity and tourist attraction. From the 'gothic palace' to the glowing rock in the 'inscription room', it's a unique adventure.
May 28, 2003		Bone Yard
The Bone Yard is preserving the neon signs of years past.
May 21, 2003		Neon Museum
Bright lights helped make Las Vegas what it is today. The Neon Museum preserves the great signs.
May 14, 2003		Techatticup Mine
David Berts takes us on a trip to this historic mine near Nelson, NV.
May 7, 2003		Desert Tortoise
Visit Red Rock to learn about the desert tortoise.
Apr 30, 2003		Best of ATW
David Bert looks back at some of great trips we've been on during the past 3 years.
Apr 23, 2003		Anasazi
Join David Bert in a search for Anasazi artifacts in the Moapa Valley.
Apr 16, 2003		Ely Murals
Mining town endures through determination and the creation of murals.
Apr 2, 2003		Best Friends
While visiting Zion National Park, check out the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary.
Mar 19, 2003		Quick Trip
David Bert takes friends on a quick trip up the highway to the Valley of Fire and Overton.
Mar 12, 2003		The Great Unconformity
Sunrise Mountain is home to one of the geological wonders of the world.
Mar 5, 2003		Lost Creek Trail
Join David Bert for an easy, but interesting hike at Red Rock.
Feb 26, 2003		Freeways
Get off the freeways and you'll find the Discovery Center in Barstow.
Feb 19, 2003		Museum at Zion
David Bert takes us to the museum at Zion National Park.
Feb 12, 2003		Nevada Test Site
Join David Bert for a tour of the Nevada Test Site.
Feb 5, 2003		Art in Las Vegas
You don't have to go far to find some impressive contemporary art in downtown Las Vegas.
Jan 29, 2003		Cafe C'est Si Bon
One man's dream to create an eclectic, European-style cafe' on the edge of Death Valley.
Jan 22, 2003		La Madre Springs Trail
Join David Bert for the sights and sounds of this special in Red Rock Canyon.
Jan 15, 2003		Scotty's Castle
An interesting tour guide makes for a memorable trip to Scotty's Castle in Death Valley.
Jan 8, 2003		Shoshone Museum
The Shoshone Museum, located in a tiny town on the edge of Death Valley, is one of the finest regional museums in the Southwest.
Jan 1, 2003		Liberace Museum
It's more than Liberace. It's a history of Las Vegas showbiz.
Dec 25, 2002		Nativity Tradition
A short drive to Henderson results in a memorable Christmas encounter.
Dec 18, 2002		Cedar Breaks 2
Details on how the park service is removing dead trees to lessen the threat of forest fires at Cedar Breaks National Monument.
Dec 11, 2002		Cedar Breaks
Now that the snow has started to fall in the mountains near Cedar City, Utah, the park service is removing dead trees to lessen the threat of forest fires.
Dec 4, 2002		Mitchell Caverns
Jack and Ida Mitchell created a tourist stop in the middle of the Mojave Desert that offers unique geological formations.
Nov 27, 2002		Wetlands Park
On the east side of the Las Vegas Valley you can escape in the Wetlands Park.
Nov 20, 2002		Desert Demonstration Gardens
Take time out to enjoy the perfect garden get-away, right in the middle of a bustling city.
Nov 13, 2002		Sandy Valley Ranch
Join David Bert for a horseback ride at Sandy Valley Ranch.
Nov 6, 2002		Non-native Species
Southern Nevada is home to numerous species of plants, animals and insects who have adapted over thousands of years to live in the desert. Unfortunately they're joined by some non-native species.
Oct 23, 2002		Zzyzx
The little town in the middle of the desert with the unusual name, has more to offer than you might think.
Oct 16, 2002		Race for Atlantis
You don't even need to leave Las Vegas to find an entertaining activity for residents or visitors.
Oct 9, 2002		Devil's Hole
Ash Meadows is home to 'Devil's Hole' and the pupfish, a survivor of thousands of years in this desert refuge.
Oct 2, 2002		Cowboys
The Cowboy Action Shooters Society
Sep 25, 2002		The Huntington
The Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens are worth the trip to San Marino, California.
Sep 18, 2002		Gourmet Road Food
Just because you're on the road doesn't mean you have to settle for ordinary fast food. When in LA, check out Tommy's and Pink's.
Sep 11, 2002		Fall Colors
Take a trip to enjoy the autumn colors on the Markagunt plateau in the Cedar City Ranger district.
Sep 4, 2002		Cathedral Gorge
Located just north of Panaca, Cathedral Gorge State Park features trails for exploring the cave-like formations and cathedral-like spires.
Aug 28, 2002		Yucca Mountain Archaeology
Along with the controversial nuclear waste site, Yucca Mountain is the site for extensive archaeological research.
Aug 21, 2002		Shark Reef
There's a great place to see exotic sharks and other aquatic creatures..and you don't have to go far to find them.
Aug 14, 2002		Desert Pocket Mouse
The ongoing environmental studies at the Las Vegas Springs Preserve include small mammal surveys. During Spring 1997 fieldwork, they "discovered" the desert pocket mouse living on site.
Aug 7, 2002		Spring Valley State Park
A Lincoln County showcase, this state park is one of the most popular, and well worth a visit.
Jul 31, 2002		Pine Valley Mountain Chapel
More than 100 years old, this is the oldest Mormon chapel in continuous use. Completed in 1868, it's just up the highway near St. George, Utah.
Jul 24, 2002		Pioche Courthouse
Built in 1871, the 'Million Dollar Courthouse' is an interesting step back in time.
Jul 17, 2002		Luv-It Frozen Custard
You don't have to go far to join David Bert and Paula Francis for this week's trip...and we're sure you'll 'Luvit'.
Jul 10, 2002		The Getty
The Getty Center in Los Angeles is a short drive from Las Vegas, and offers an amazing collection.
Jul 3, 2002		Lehman Caves
Since 1885, the Lehman Caves have been a curiosity and tourist attraction. From the "gothic palace" to the glowing rock in the "inscription room", it's a unique adventure.
Jun 26, 2002		Royal Feaste
In addition to the great plays at the Utah Shakespearean Festival, don't forget The Royal Feaste.
Jun 19, 2002		Shakespearean Festival Orientation
Planning a trip to the Utah Shakespearean Festival? David Bert takes us through 'orientation'.
Jun 12, 2002		Beaver Dam State park
Thirty miles east of Caliente is one of Nevada's most beautiful, primitive state parks...yet it gets few visitors.
Jun 5, 2002		Manhattan, NV
Like many Nevada ghosttowns, Manhattan was once the site of several thriving goldmines. When the mines played out, the town nearly disappeared.
May 29, 2002		Llama Packing
Join David Bert for a back-country trip where the llamas do most of the work.
May 22, 2002		Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort
A replica of the original 1855 Mormon settlement is located just north of downtown Las Vegas.
May 15, 2002		Lizards
Learn about the amazing world of reptiles in the desert. For instance, the Chuckwalla is not just another lizard. It can expand the size of its body in order to wedge itself betwen rocks.
May 8, 2002		Gilcrease Bird Sanctuary
A life-long fascination with birds leads Bill Gilcrease to create a bird sanctuary in northwest Las Vegas.
May 1, 2002		Pupfish
Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge is a remarkable desert oasis 90 miles northwest of Las Vegas...and home to a number of endangered species including the Pupfish.
Apr 24, 2002		Emerald Pool at Zion
Join us for a hike along the Emerald Pool Trail at Zion National Park.
Apr 17, 2002		Lost City Museum
In Overton, visit a museum dedicated to preserving the artifacts of the Anasazi Indians who lived in Nevada more than 1,000 years ago.
Apr 10, 2002		Ramona Pagaent
Experience the California of the 1850's, outdoors at the Ramona Pagaent in Hemet, California.
Apr 3, 2002		China Ranch
Just minutes from Las Vegas, a lush desert oasis with interesting trails to hike, the Amargossa River...and delicious milkshakes when the hike is over.
Mar 27, 2002		Day Trip from Las Vegas
Head for Scotty's Castle first, then follow David Bert's trail back to Las Vegas for an interesting day trip.
Mar 20, 2002		Chloride, AZ
Just off the highway to Kingman, a ghost town and surprising public art.
Mar 13, 2002		Hoover Dam - The Other Tour
In this case, it's what's above Hoover Dam that counts.
Mar 6, 2002		Wild Mustangs
Just minutes from Las Vegas, discover wild mustangs roaming Red Rock National Conservation Area.
Feb 27, 2002		Cowboy Poets
David Bert takes us to the Cowboy Poets Gathering in Elko.
Feb 20, 2002		Nevada State Museum
A visit to the Nevada State Museum and Historical Society is an in-town trip worth taking.
Feb 13, 2002		Heritage Museum
Step back in time at the Clark County Heritage Museum.
Feb 6, 2002		Ghost Train
Take a trip to Ely and ride on the Ghost Train.
Jan 30, 2002		Mojave Max
Sometime in the next couple of months, a desert tortoise will emerge from his burrow. Hear about the Mojave Max Emergence Contest.
Jan 23, 2002		Eagles
Join David Bert in search of Bald Eagles at Lake Mead.
Jan 16, 2002		White Dome Trail
A new trail at the Valley of Fire is convenient, easy and a wonder to behold.
Jan 9, 2002		Death Valley
David Bert takes us on a hike through Titus Canyon at Death Valley National Park. As the park guide explains, most of the plants stick, sting or stink.
Jan 2, 2002		Palm Springs Tram
Summer or winter, the Palm Springs Tram is an easy way to enjoy the wilderness.
Dec 26, 2001		Liberace Museum
It's more than Liberace. It's a history of Las Vegas showbiz.
Dec 19, 2001		Nature Photography
David Bert learns the secrets of nature photography from Mark Andrews.
Dec 12, 2001		Furnace Creek Inn
Join David Bert for a trip to this resort located in Death Valley.
Dec 5, 2001		Ski Lee Canyon
David Bert recommends Lee Canyon for a convenient and fun ski trip.
Nov 28, 2001		Scotty's Castle
David Bert takes us behind the scenes for a technology tour of Scotty's Castle in Death Valley.
Nov 21, 2001		Hoover Dam
David Bert takes us on a self-guided tour...
Nov 14, 2001		Lost Creek Trail
Join David Bert for an easy, but interesting hike at Red Rock.
Nov 7, 2001		Sandy Valley Ranch
Join David Bert for a horseback ride at Sandy Valley Ranch.
Oct 31, 2001		Cowboys
The Cowboy Action Shooters Society.
Oct 24, 2001		Techatticup Mine
David Berts takes us on a trip to this historic mine near Nelson, NV.
Oct 17, 2001		Ely Murals
Mining town endures through determination and the creation of murals.
Oct 10, 2001		The Great Unconformity
Sunrise Mountain is home to one of the geological wonders of the world.
Oct 3, 2001		Sandy Valley Ranch
Join David Bert for a horseback ride at Sandy Valley Ranch.
Sep 26, 2001		Handcar Races
Rattlin’ Rails Handcar Races, this weekend in Boulder City.
Sep 5, 2001		Spring Valley State Park
Aug 29, 2001		Pine Valley Mountain Chapel
Aug 22, 2001		Palm Springs Tram
Aug 15, 2001		Fire in Nature part 2
Aug 8, 2001		Fire in Nature part 1
Aug 1, 2001		Cowbirds
We look at cowbirds to examine one of the ways we impact our environment and how government agencies are working together to understand what the future may bring.
Jul 25, 2001		Lizards
Jul 18, 2001		Corn Creek
Jul 11, 2001		Royal Feaste
Jun 27, 2001		Greenshow at the Utah Shakespearean Fest.
Jun 20, 2001		Nature Photography
Jun 13, 2001		Great Basin National Park
Jun 6, 2001		Ghost Train
May 30, 2001		Lehman Caves
May 23, 2001		Ely Murals
May 16, 2001		Eagles
May 9, 2001		The Great Unconformity
May 2, 2001		Black Canyon Raft Tour
Apr 25, 2001		Shoshone
Apr 18, 2001		Scotty's Castle
Apr 11, 2001		Lost City Museum
Apr 4, 2001		Roadtrip
Mar 28, 2001		Ski Lee Canyon
Mar 21, 2001		Cowboys
Mar 14, 2001		Nevada Test Site
Mar 7, 2001		Non-native Species
Southern Nevada is home to numerous species of plants, animals and insects who have adapted over thousands of years to live in the desert. Unfortunately they're joined by some non-native species.
Feb 28, 2001		Amargosa Opera House
Feb 21, 2001		Hoover Dam - The Other Tour
Feb 14, 2001		Lost Creek Trail
Feb 7, 2001		Eagles
Jan 31, 2001		Tarantulas
Go for a hike in the desert and you might find a tarantula. But they're nothing to be afraid of.
Jan 24, 2001		Ski Lee Canyon
Jan 17, 2001		Freeways
Jan 10, 2001		Lost City Museum
Jan 3, 2001		Wild Mustangs
Dec 27, 2000		Scotty's Castle
Dec 20, 2000		Shoshone
Dec 13, 2000		Fire in Nature part 2
Dec 6, 2000		Fire in Nature part 1
Nov 29, 2000		Nevada Test Site
Nov 22, 2000		Nevada State Museum
Nov 15, 2000		Non-native Species
Southern Nevada is home to numerous species of plants, animals and insects who have adapted over thousands of years to live in the desert. Unfortunately they're joined by some non-native species.
Nov 8, 2000		Cowbirds
We look at cowbirds to examine one of the ways we impact our environment and how government agencies are working together to understand what the future may bring.
Nov 1, 2000		Tarantulas
Go for a hike in the desert and you might find a tarantula. But they're nothing to be afraid of.
Oct 25, 2000		Zzyzx
The little town in the middle of the desert with the unusual name, has more to offer than you might think.
Oct 18, 2000		Freeways
Oct 10, 2000		Vermilion Castle Trail
Oct 4, 2000		Great Basin National Park
Sep 27, 2000		Fall Colors
Sep 20, 2000		Handcar Races
Sep 13, 2000		Beaver Dam State Park
Sep 6, 2000		Fire in Nature part 2
Aug 30, 2000		Fire in Nature part 1
Aug 27, 2000		Fire in Nature part 2
Aug 23, 2000		Cathedral Rock Trail
Aug 16, 2000		Nevada State Museum
Aug 9, 2000		Cowbirds
We look at cowbirds to examine one of the ways we impact our environment and how government agencies are working together to understand what the future may bring.
Aug 2, 2000		Roadtrip
Jul 26, 2000		Pupfish
Jul 19, 2000		Llama Packing
Jul 12, 2000		Corn Creek
Jul 5, 2000		Vermilion Castle Trail
Jun 28, 2000		Greenshow at the Shakespeare Festival
Jun 21, 2000		Pine Creek
Jun 14, 2000		Great Basin National Park
Jun 7, 2000		Beaver Dam State Park
May 31, 2000		Cathedral Rock Trail
May 24, 2000		Zion National Park
May 17, 2000		Killer Bees
May 10, 2000		Cathedral Gorge
May 3, 2000		Road Trip
Apr 26, 2000		Pupfish
Apr 19, 2000		Yucca Mountain Archaeology
Apr 12, 2000		Black Canyon Raft Tours
Apr 5, 2000		Llama Packing
Mar 29, 2000		Zzyzx
The little town in the middle of the desert with the unusual name, has more to offer than you might think.
Mar 22, 2000		China Ranch
Mar 15, 2000		Wild Mustangs
Mar 8, 2000		Amargosa Opera House
Mar 1, 2000		Zion National Park
Feb 23, 2000		Corn Creek
Feb 16, 2000		China Ranch
Feb 9, 2000		Black Canyon Raft Tours
Feb 2, 2000		Killer Bees
Jan 26, 2000		Pine Creek
Jan 19, 2000		Cathedral Gorge
Jan 12, 2000		Amargossa Opera House
Jan 5, 2000		Yucca Mountain Archaeology

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