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  • We were originally going to hike Calico Tanks and changed our plans once we saw the sign pointing in the direction of Turtlehead Peak. Mentally, I was prepared to do Calico Tanks, which is a pretty easy hike. I had to go from leisure mode to beast-mode with the quickness. The hike is as difficult as everyone stated in their reviews. The first .5 miles of the hike is flat and easy. The rest is 2 miles of torture. You'll definitely test your physical abilities, balance, and will power as your climb to the top. The trail is marked with a clear trail path, signs, spray paint markings, and even ribbon on branches. You'll hit a few switchbacks where you can get a little rest. We did the hike during the middle of winter and as we got closer to the top we had another obstacle...snow and ice. The trail became very difficult to follow because of the snow. I took advantage of the two other hikers that made it to the top before us. I used their footprints as a guide up. We finally made it to the top and the view was worth it. You get a full view of Red Rock Canyon, the Strip, and the Mt. Charleston area. I read a tip that you can even see Lake Mead on a clear day. We settled at the top, took our pictures, and admired the gorgeous views. The hike down is not easy either. The hike up tested my endurance and cardio. The hike down tested my balance and joints. I made sure to watch every step on the way down. As we got to the bottom, we greeted a bunch of hikers on the way up to Turtlehead Peak. They all looked cheerful and had huge Kool Aid smiles. Little do they know what lies ahead. Overall, I love this hike. I love everything about it. If you haven't done this hike before, then I suggest that you do your homework first. Be prepared for a long strenuous hike up and a great view from the top. TIP #1: Bring enough hydration, duh! TIP #2: Bring food to fuel you. TIP #3: Don't forget to sign the notebook at the top. We forgot!!! TIP #4: Don't yell "I'm the King of the world" when you're at the top. That's so 1997. TIP #5: Have fun and most importantly, be safe 2017 Hike Review #5 / 2017 Yelp Review #42
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