Flirt Lounge at Rio ­
Dubbed as the ‘gossip pit’, this ladies’ restroom stands next to the Chippendales Theater. The restroom is ornated with lavender walls, rich violet drapes and dark purple leather couches. Footage of nearly naked men is broadcast on flat-screen TVs in here.

The restroom at Main Street Station
Here in one of the men’s restrooms, a graffiti-laden section of the Berlin Wall has been inserted above the urinals. Artwork and photographs of the iconic embodiment of the Cold War are also on display.

Playboy Club at the Palms
From the door handles to the mirrors, the iconic bunny logo appears throughout the men’s and women’s restrooms. A collage of more than 50 years of Playmates finds place on a printed vinyl wall covering.

The Sporting House Bar & Grill at New York-New York
The restrooms here have more than 130 TVs in every shape and size displaying every minute of your favorite game when you go to the restrooms because all the stalls and urinals are outfitted with LED monitors.

Vanity at Hard Rock Hotel
At 2,000 square feet, the glamorous women’s restroom in this nightclub  has glass chandeliers, a round sofa and three-way mirrors. Large photographs of an eye and a pair of lips adorn the walls. The men’s restroom in this nightclub has reptile skin-like walls and flat-screen monitors over the urinals.

From the base of the red sandstone cliffs rise three permanent springs namely The Red spring, The Calico spring and the Ash spring. Water runs in washes to the north and south of the springs during the winter months. Thriving on the water of these springs are large cottonwood trees, ash trees, shrub live oak, honey mesquite, and Saltgrass meadows. Red Spring flows from a shallow tunnel in the rocks at the end of the road and ends up into the beautiful marshy grassland. There are picnic tables, fire grills, trash cans, and restrooms at the parking area.

Calico Basin lies sandwiched between the gray limestone La Madre Mountains to the north, the red sandstone Calico Hills to the west, and a desert ridge to the south. You can reach this beautiful spot from downtown Las Vegas by taking Charleston Blvd west for 3.8 miles and then turning right onto Calico Basin Road and driving north, then west, for about 1 mile to where the paved road makes a 90-degree turn to the right. At this point turn left, drive through the gate, and enter the picnic area. Red Spring is located at the far side of the boardwalk.

It may be noted here that the main entrance to Red Rock Canyon requires a National Park fee,