City of Las Vegas, Las Vegas Boulevard National Scenic Byway

A heroic-sized Harley Davidson motorcycle forms most of the sign in front of the Harley Davidson Cafe in Las Vegas. If Paul Bunyan rode a Harley, this would be it.

This is a perfectly restored historic animated 40-foot-high sign, one of dozens found along the City of Las Vegas, Las Vegas Boulevard State Scenic Byway. It features a horse up on its hind legs with the rider holding his hand in the air, all in vivid colorful lights. The sign is located on the landscaped median on Las Vegas Boulevard in the heart of downtown Las Vegas, Nevada.

This life-sized replica of a dinosaur outlined in red neon protects the Natural History Museum through the night.

A vividly colorful display of neon lighting lights up the City of Las Vegas, Las Vegas Boulevard State Scenic Byway.

This interior view of the Old Mormon Fort shows lush greenery, watered with a year-round running spring.

The entrance to the Fremont East Entertainment District welcomes visitors with a bright display of colorful neon lights, contrasting with the dark of the night.

Millions of digital lights create unique scenery on a five-football-field-long canopy 90 feet above the street.

This classic neon sign, illuminated in pink, orange, yellow, red, and blue, invites visitors to stay in the historic Holiday Motel.

A small stream of water runs along a path through shady rock walls at the Las Vegas Springs Preserve.

A wooden walkway leads to a building within the Old Mormon Fort complex.

A night view of the largest freestanding structure west of the Mississippi River, the Stratosphere, includes the surrounding portion of the Las Vegas Valley with all its neon lights shining brightly.