It pays to know which casinos are worth visiting, and which ones are best avoided. If you don’t know what each resort has to offer, you’ll still be wasting a ton of time wondering around the city. However, knowing where everything is will only get you so far. These maps should help you find your way around town.

When looking at a map they seem deceptively close. As I mentioned earlier, the casinos are further away than they appear. If you walk non-stop from Mandalay Bay (southern end) to the Wynn (northern end), it will take about 45 minutes. However, you can walk the lower part of the Strip.

It’s much easier to just take a cab (or Uber/Lyft) the rest of the way north. The stretch between the Wynn and the Stat is pretty empty. I would only walk as far north as the Wynn. In fact, I don’t recommend that you walk the entire length of the Strip.

It takes about an hour and a half to walk the entire Strip end to end. When most people refer to “the Strip,” they are talking about the 4-mile stretch that extends from Mandalay Bay at the southern end, all the way to The Strat (formerly Stratosphere) at the northern end. Vegas Inside Hotels Maps Aria Hotel Resort Interior Mapĭownload or view the full size pdf of the Aria hotel interior map here Can You Walk The Entire Las Vegas Strip? You’ll want to use that bus if you plan on visiting Downtown Las Vegas. In that post I also included an interactive map of the Downtown Loop Bus route. If you’re unfamiliar with the Deuce Bus, then you’ll definitely want to check out the in-depth post I wrote here (you can download the Deuce Bus map on that page). Las Vegas Deuce Bus Route (Click for larger view) Here are the stations featured on the map from north to south: These resources were created to help people navigate the city more efficiently. Again, you’re free to download or print the map out. If you do plan on taking the monorail, check out the transit maps below.Īll the major monorail stations are displayed on the map, so you can easily find them. You may want to save time by riding the Las Vegas Monorail. To see all the fun things that you could be doing in Downtown Las Vegas, check the blog post I put together here. Plus, Downtown is much less expensive than the Strip. There are plenty of things to do in the area besides gambling. If you haven’t visited Downtown Las Vegas, I highly recommend you check it out. Downtown Las Vegas (click for larger view)

Treasure island resort and casino map