Riverwalk

Cute path on the river walk all lit up with candy canes

Candy cane lane on the river walk is outside of the Pioneer and cute for pictures with the Christmas feels.

It is not long in length but perfect for that holiday snap shot along the river.

The river walk was nice being able to walk along the casinos and the water watching the boats and jet skis go by. The only thing is. The walk way doesn't go all the way through. I was walking from Riverside casino to the Golden Nugget and got cut off at the Colorado Belle casino because they were shutdown. It was all gated. So I had to go up from there to the main road/side walk. And go from there.

I was staying at the Aquarius and going to the Riverside for dinner. Rather than drive the short distance, I strolled the riverwalk that runs along the river past most of the hotels that are located on the east side of Casino Drive.

It's quite nice to stand at the railing and watch the jet skiers go by or the water taxis. The summer would not be a good time to do much walking here because of the temperatures. On my first visit to Laughlin many years ago, the official high temperature was 124 degrees. Also, since the temperatures are cooling down, the insects are back and they were quite annoying on my walk back to the Aquarius. It seems like dusk is the time they enjoy most.

Going along the riverwalk in winter is the best time. You may not see many people enjoying the river, but standing and watching the river go by is a relaxing things.

What a beautiful walk for your fur babies. Good people there. Too much marijuana smoke!

I always ask for a room at the Pioneer to be along the river walk you can walk from casino to casino on the river walk. Lots to see years ago I would see raccoon and skunks but I haven't seen any probably because the city is slow because of the virus. Best time to walk is at dusk or dawn

This place is pretty nice. It's a great way to see a lot of different casinos and it's super pretty at sunset. Can't beat free. There are some restaurants along the river but I like just walking back and forth and enjoying the view. When I went there was a large current and it was fun to watch the ducks try to swim against it.

We also saw some raccoons in the middle of the night climbing trees for oranges. That was wild. Don't feed them though, but they are cute to marvel from afar.

I only walked along the part between Riverside and Colorado Belle but I guess it goes farther? Either way, this is definitely a nice addition and something else to do other than lose your money gambling.

My third time here. On Jan 14th, my bf, a couple of friends and I strolled down the beautiful Riverwalk. The walk is from one end to the other about a mile and a half or so. Research shows that it maybe 3 miles so I'm not sure. You can stop at each casino along the way.

On the river walk are the Riverside, Colorado Belle, River Palms, Aquarius, Golden Nugget, Edgewater and the Pioneer. Nighttime is beautiful with the casino lights and day time you can see the river clearly with some wildlife.

There are several boats tours and water taxis.
If you do not feel like walking from casino to casino, you can take a shuttle boat. You can also take a shuttle boat from the Arizona side.

It's a pleasant place to walk, relax and enjoy the Colorado River.

As many times that I've been here I cannot believe I haven't reviewed this place. What can I say, except that I really love strolling along the river walk. It runs from Riverside hotel up to pass Colorado Belle, I believe. From other reviewers, it must continue farther up, but haven't made that attempt yet.

The river is best walked at night, and during cool winter season. It can get pretty hot during the summer. Look out for all the kitties and raccoons along the path.

Cheers!

Take a stroll with curious raccoons, hand-holding couples, nervous skunks, staggering drunks, noisy crickets, river taxis, water fowl, suspicious loners, quacking ducks, giant cockroaches and carb-loaded travelers shuffling slowly back to their hotel rooms after a grand buffet.
Riverwalk is great for people watching. Laughlin is changing, catering to a younger crowd.
Take a relaxing walk or catch a late river taxi before closing..both greats ways to unwind after a long day eating, playing and gambling.

Huh, well ... something I haven't seen anyone else mentioning is that most of the Riverwalk is on private casino property, and any one of them can shut it down at certain chokepoints and basically drive you into the casino / out to Casino Drive to continue on your way.

Case in point, on my recent first ever trip to Laughlin, I took the bus into Bullhead City and walked across the bridge to enjoy the view ... and as soon as I got to Don Laughlin's Riverside, their little chokepoint to the rest of it was shut down for some sort of construction, forcing you up into the casino and out into the street.

It also is not labeled, like, at all. Later I tried to come in from the other side at the Golden Nugget but was totally perplexed as to how the hell you enter. The first entrance I found was out the back of the Colorado Belle. Then shortly after that there's a portion that drives you confusingly through the Edgewater. It's all kind of a clusterfuck, as to be expected from anything under the control of carny-ass casinos I guess.

Nice stroll if you can figure it out and the casinos don't have chunks of it shut down forcing you to massively detour.