North Las Vegas has an arid climate and is one of the driest places in the United States. Temperatures are mild in the winter, and hot in the summer, similar to the Mojave and Sonoran Deserts. Snowfall is rare, and like most of the hot deserts in the United States; it falls every few years. Annual rainfall in Las Vegas totals slightly more than four inches, with an average of over 310 sunny days per year. 

The City of “North Las Vegas” operates an extensive system of open spaces, parks, and leisure services. The city currently maintains 34 parks totaling more than 475 acres (192 ha) of developed parkland, walking trails, and dog parks. Henderson, is the second-largest city in Nevada, with 80 miles of trails for walking, hiking, biking and horseback riding, it is made for outdoorsmen. 

Low cost housing compared to much of California, and no state income tax, abundant of outdoor year-round actives making Las Vegas one of the fastest growing cities in the USA year after year. Just a few miles north of the strip, you’ll find the original Las Vegas – Downtown. Downtown Las Vegas is home to trendy bars and nightclubs, hopping casinos, educational museums, delicious restaurants, and much more.”