Since 1995..

Go Land Sailing.com
300 Queen Anne Ave N #426
Seattle, WA 98109

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