Trail Information

Southern Nevada offers a vast network of hiking and biking trails within minutes of Las Vegas, Nevada. From the vivid red and white sandstone cliffs of Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area to the alpine peaks of Mt. Charleston you will find yourself in a land of stark beauty and contrast. Within a short driving distance of the strip, Las Vegas offers the aventure seeker a wide variety of recreation options:

Red Rock Canyon - Red Rock National Conservation Area is Las Vegas' most popular off-strip destination. Only 20 miles from Downtown Las Vegas, this beautiful area is a welcome retreat from the glitter gulch of the city. Mountain bikers will enjoy the Cottonwood Valley area, as well as the Cowboy Trails. Hikers will enjoy the many hiking trails on the 13-mile loop. The 13-mile scenic drive is also one of the most popular road biking rides in Nevada.

Mt. Charleston - Approximately 45 minutes from Las Vegas, Mt. Charleston boasts Nevada's third highest peak at 11,918 feet. Within the National Forest lies a plethora of hiking trails as well as a few intermediate biking trails.

Boulder City - Mostly known for its mountain bike trails, Black Mountain and Bootleg Canyon in Boulder City, Nevada offer a network of cross country and downhill mountain bike trails. Most of the riding is advanced or extreme with some intermediate cross country trails.

Lake Mead - Lake Mead is the largest man-made lake in the United States with many hiking trails accessible along the Lake and attributing Colorado River. The shoreline roads of Lake Mead and neighboring Lake Las Vegas also provide miles of scenic road cycling and triathlon routes.

For more information, Las Vegas Cyclery produces and sells a waterproof trail map detailing these areas and more.