Since 1995..

Go Land Sailing.com
Seattle, WA
Land Sailing Tours, LLC
2433 E Tropicana Ave Ste 274
Las Vegas NV 89121

Nevada Pathways was the first company of its kind to deliver the exciting sport of land sailing as part of its seasonal multi-sport itineraries. Later, the name was changed in order to focus solely on land sailing outfitter & guide services.

• Safety - get expert tips & tricks so you get the most out of it - anybody can do it - land sailing is 10 times safer than riding a bicycle. Go fast or go slow, it's up to you!
• Experience - a preferred travel partner since 2005 with Vegas.com, Viator, ExtremeThings.com, and was featured in 2006 (cover story) in the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
• Location - the Great Basin and Mojave Desert regions contain many of the world's finest dry lakes and playas - all within easy reach from Los Angeles, Las Vegas, or Reno.
• More fun for less money & hassle - why spend thousands of dollars for equipment plus transport, accessories, specialized tools, maintenance headaches, and permit fees? Land Sailing Tours has you covered.
• Capable - successfully served major corporate VIP groups and convention attendees from organizations including Absolut Vodka (twice), eHealth.com, Canaccord Capital, AT&T Wireless (twice), and Odyssey Media.

There is a great joy that comes from bringing joy to others. Land sailing is an extremely fun, addictive, easy-to-master sport that delivers an unmatched sense of freedom and thrill. To all who have chartered a land sailing adventure over the years — Thank You — for enabling me to experience the greatest joy of my professional life.

Thanks also to my Mom and closest friend "brother Jason" Mayeroff; Thanda & my daughter Laura; close friends Tim Houser, Eric Rowley, Terry Bowser, John Huss, and Brian & Alex - I love ya guys! Thanks also to SCORE, Key Bank, Blokart engineers, the BLM, all the concierge & tour desk staff at every hotel in Las Vegas, partners Vegas.com, Viator - Look Tours, and ExtremeThings.com, and Mother Nature for her amazing landscapes, dry lakes, and fabulous desert winds!

Warmest regards,

Pete Lyons