Las Vegas isn’t all neon and casinos — and in this video I prove it by taking you with us (Marc & Vee) out to Red Rock Canyon for the full 13-mile Scenic Drive loop. It was our first time here, and we didn’t do it in a normal car either… we did it in an electric FUV (Fun Utility Vehicle). After a very real “first fail” of turning up at the wrong place, we get the proper rundown on how the FUV works (regen brake, kill switch, parking brake, heated seats and heated grips), then head out towards the Visitor Center with the desert basically starting right on the edge of the city. Once we’re at Red Rock, the difference from the Strip hits you straight away — it’s so quiet it’s almost like your ears start ringing. We show the Visitor Center, the views, and then drive the one-way loop with loads of pull-offs and lookout points. The big takeaway: parking can be a pain because people race from car park to car park, but if you slow down and actually take it in, it’s absolutely unreal. We talk practical stuff too — it’s colder than you think (we ended up buying gloves and a jumper), there weren’t toilets at the stops (use the Visitor Center), and the entry was $9 for the day with timed entry. Honestly, this was one of the best things we did in Vegas — better than the helicopter for feeling close to the landscape — and it’s a proper must-do if you want a calm, budget-friendly escape from the Strip.