Llama Walks

Las Vegas, Nevada

Llama Walks are Closed for the Summer | Returning in Fall 2026

Join an entire pack of llamas on a magical walking adventure in the Las Vegas area!

Discover what it’s like to walk with a pack of llamas! Along the way, you’ll learn how these curious creatures communicate and get a feel for their big, lovable personalities. Over the course of your 2-hour, 2-mile journey, you’ll meet each llama, feed them, snap some selfies, and finish the walk feeling like true llama experts.

Each llama will be accompanied by two or three individuals from the same party. Our llamas feel most comfortable this way, and it keeps you close to your group to share in this memorable adventure together. During the walk, we’ll stop regularly on the trail to feed, interact, and switch llamas.

Group of people walking llamas on a dirt path in a rural area with trees and fields in the background.

ShangriLlama uses a variety of trails in the Lone Mountain area that are suitable for most skill levels, though “Moderately Intense” – with some challenges such as a lack of shade, and incline on gravel, making the hike more challenging than just a walk in the park. These well-maintained trails offers stunning views of the surrounding desert landscape and the city, and should be a comfortable trek for most able-bodied individuals.

Please note: Everyone walking with the llamas, including children, must have their own ticket. Participants must be at least 10 years old, and all minors must be accompanied by an adult.

Llama Walk Pricing - All Fees Included

Each guest, including children, is required to have their own ticket.

$70

Nevada Resident Ticket

Available to all Nevada residents with valid ID. Also available to Military and First Responders!

$85

Standard Ticket

Available to everyone ages 10 years or older. All minors must be accompanied by an adult.

Things to know
before you go

  • Dress in comfortable walking/hiking attire, including closed-toe shoes.

    The trail can be windy. We encourage hats with chin straps.

    Arrive with your belongings in a small backpack or crossbody bag, so that your hands are always free. Both hands are required to properly operate a llama.

    Bringing a small bottle of water is recommended but not required. Glass bottles are not permitted at Lone Mountail Park.

  • Children younger than 10 years old can NOT participate in a Llama Walk. This does include children in strollers and baby slings.

    Minors under 16 must have an accompanying adult.

    Up to two minors may walk with one adult. The adult must hold onto the llama’s lead rope with the children.

    Each adult and each child attending a Llama Walk needs a separate admission ticket.

  • Children younger than 10 years old can NOT participate in a Llama Walk.

    Children in strollers and baby slings also may not attend a Llama Walk.

    Minors under 16 must have an accompanying adult.

    Up to two minors may walk with one adult. The adult must hold onto the llama’s lead rope with the children.

    Each adult and each child attending a Llama Walk needs a separate admission ticket.

  • Unfortunately we can’t accommodate any animals on a Llama Walk. Any individual accompanying any animal will NOT be allowed to participate in any portion of a Llama Walk. This is for the safety and wellbeing of all animals and humans involved.

    Llamas are a sensitive animal with a natural aversion to all canines, coyotes and dogs. We will likely pass dogs on the trail and alway put as much space as possible between us and them.

    For more information visit: https://www.ada.gov/resources/service-animals-faqs/

  • Trails in the Lone Mountain area are designated “Moderately Intense” – with some challenges such as a lack of shade, and steep incline on gravel, making the hike more challenging than just a walk in the park.

    Your total adventure will last about 2 hours and cover around 2 miles. We do rely on each participant to complete their Llama Walk, so that each llama is comfortable and safe throughout the trail.

    Walking a llama requires two free hands and the ability to stand for extended periods, and walk at a moderate pace.

    If you have any concerns about your ability to participate in or complete a Llama Walk, please reach out to us prior to your visit so we can best attempt to accommodate you and your group.

  • For groups from 4 to 9 people we offer private Llama Walks on weekdays at our standard booking rates.

    Participants will be grouped together, with up to three people per llama. To book, please contact llama@shangrillama with your proposed date, time, and number of guests.

    Additionally we’re happy to set up a private-group listing online, so that each of your guests can pay separately.

  • Cancellations made 72 hours or more in advance of your Llama Walk date will receive a 100% refund. Cancellations made within 72 hours or less will not receive a refund.

    However, you may transfer your tickets to able-bodied adult friends, relatives, neighbors or colleagues for use at the exact date and time you reserved.

    We rely on specific numbers of participants for each walk, so that each llama is accompanied by at least two people at all times.

  • ShangriLlama will contact you at the earliest possible moment to reschedule your Llama Walk if a storm is heavily predicted, if there are especially high winds, if trails are flooded, or if temperatures will drop below freezing.

  • ShangriLlama is honored to be chosen as a destination for celebrating birthdays, anniversaries, proposals and much more.

    If there’s something we can do to help make your special day a little better, please leave a note when purchasing your tickets or inform your guides upon arrival.

  • Whether you have years of experience riding horses and taming wild camels or you’ve never seen an animal before, our friendly and well behaved llamas are all a delight to go on an adventure with!

  • All tickets are offered online via www.ShangriLlama.com. Please click “Select Date to Book“ below to be taken to the online calendar, where you may choose your date.When you check out, you will immediately receive an email confirmation. One week prior to your Llama Walk, you will receive a reminder email.

    If you have your own group of 4 to 9 people we offer private Llama Walks on weekdays at our standard booking rates. Contact Lama@shangriLlama if you wish to schedule a private walk.

  • ShangriLlama uses a variety of trails in the Lone Mountain area so be sure to check your booking confirmation email for exactly where and when to meet the llamas!

Llama Walks are Closed for the Summer | Returning in Fall 2026

Select an available date from the calendar below to book your llama walk

TICKET CHANGES AND CANCELLATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED UP TO 72 HOURS PRIOR TO THE STARTING TIME OF YOUR LLAMA WALK. AFTER THAT, TICKETS WILL NOT BE RESCHEDULED OR REFUNDED FOR ANY REASON.

Two women smiling and holding leashes are standing next to a llama with a halter and mint-colored nose ring, in front of a castle-like building with a pond nearby.
A smiling woman with short dark hair wearing sunglasses and a white quilted jacket, a smiling man wearing sunglasses, a gray beanie, and a black puffer vest, and a llama with long ears, wearing a halter, outdoors during daytime with trees and a blue
Family of four with two children and two adults standing outdoors in a wooded area, posing with a white llama on a leash. The adults and children are smiling, and one child is being held by the man. The scene is bright and sunny.
A man and a llama touching noses outdoors in a wooded area.
Two women standing on grass field holding the reins of a small black horse decorated with colorful Christmas lights, with a castle-like building and pond in the background on a sunny day.
Two women smiling and holding a llama with a rope halter, outdoors in a park or farm setting.
Four people standing outdoors in a wooded area holding leashes with two llamas between them.
Smiling woman with long wavy hair standing outdoors, holding the leash of an alpaca. The alpaca is close to her face with its tongue out. Background includes a house and green trees on a sunny day.
Two teenagers, a young man and a young woman, stand outdoors on a sunny day holding leashes of a smiling alpaca. Behind them, there is a large brick castle-style building, a pond, and a fountain.
Two women smiling and holding a llama on a leash in front of a castle-like building with a pond and trees in the background.
Person with red hair in a navy hoodie standing in a wooded area holding a white and brown goat by its nose, with trees and a wooden bridge in the background.
A young woman with dark brown hair smiling and holding a leash, standing next to a llama with white and brown fur, both outdoors with leafless trees in the background.
A llama with black and white face, wearing a halter, standing outdoors on a cloudy day, surrounded by grassy fields and leafless trees.
A woman with short hair, wearing sunglasses, a black cap, a dark t-shirt, and jeans, stands outdoors in a green wooded area smiling and holding a pink leash attached to a llama with a tan and white coat, long neck, and a halter around its head.
Two women standing outside on a sidewalk, holding the leash of a llama between them. The woman on the left is wearing a pink knitted hat, sunglasses, a plaid jacket, and floral pants, while the woman on the right is wearing a gray sweatshirt, jeans,
A woman with long blonde hair and a white sweater leans in to touch noses with a llama outdoors on a sunny day. The llama has a beige coat and wears a halter.
A woman with blonde hair, wearing a sleeveless animal print top and jewelry, is smiling and feeding a white llama with a blue halter outdoors in a green park.
A woman with red sunglasses and a denim jacket standing outdoors in a wooded area, holding a leash attached to a white llama.
A close-up of a llama with a person smiling in the background, set in a wooded area during the day.
A llama with tan and black fur standing on a wooded trail, being held on a pink leash by a woman wearing sunglasses and a colorful apron, alongside another person in a tan jacket. The background features trees with green foliage and a dirt path.