Calico Tanks Trail
Las Vegas, NV
Calico Tanks Trail is a 2.5 mile out and back trail located in Red Rock Canyon, which is 16 miles west of Las Vegas, NV. The tank can vary from dry to several feet deep. This is a very popular hike.
Seven Hills Trail
by
Paula Kruse (0)
about 20 hours ago
4 Completed 1 Reviews
Really nice. Paved. family oriented park. Beautiful scenic views along the way.
Ophir / Davis Creek Trail
by
Levi Hoople (0)
1 day ago
6 Completed 3 Reviews
I've gone up to rock lake and back and also discovery and nature. Discovery and nature are great for children but ophir is a little rough. Though my 4 year old can make it about a mile up this path with me. Great area.
Ophir Creek Trail
by
Levi Hoople (0)
2 days ago
6 Completed 3 Reviews
Also when you forge the creek at 1.6. miles in, one of the gorgeous views on this entire hike!
Mary Jane Falls Trail
by
David Milota (4)
3 days ago
1 Completed 1 Reviews
I did this trail with a group of people from work. We took it nice and slow because there was also a 3 yr old girl with us. We all really enjoyed it and the little one did great with some help from her mom and dad. The falls were flowing since had just rained/snowed up on the mountain a couple weeks ago. Over all, great hike.
North Loop Trail
by
Wandering Cheri (236)
5 days ago
6 Completed 7 Reviews
This trail is beautiful, but there are difficult parts due to the pitch of the trail and slippery rocky ground cover. I did not make it to the top the day I headed out as I left too late in the day and realized I would not make it down before dark and there are some very dangerous parts of trail......if you slip you have a long way down!!! Gorgeous hike though! I always start utilizing the Trail Canyon route. I only completed 13.5 mile loop this day.
Wetlands Park Nature Preserve
by
Lorraine M (20)
5 days ago
1 Completed 1 Reviews
Wetlands isnt really a hike but a paved nature trail. I happen to live in the area and use it often for a walk with scenery. The tail is acceptable for all skill levels. At the midpoint of the trail there is a wash with a bridge across it. There is water all year round so many different types of birds and small animals to see on the walk. Typically I only see rabbits, but have seen many other types of animals.
Griffith Peak (via South Loop)
by
Michael Loughman (32)
6 days ago
2 Completed 2 Reviews
Tough trail for sure. It was even longer than advertised because the parking lot to access the trail head was closed due to construction. We had to park at the Echo Trail lot. There were countless switchbacks and some very steep sections. We hiked at a pretty fast pace and made it up to the Peak in about 3 hrs 15 min. But I would have preferred to go a little bit slower. There some nice spots to take breaks on the way with some excellent views. The views from the Peak are magnificent. And there's obviously a sense of satisfaction as well. There was a bit of snow on the trail which caused some minor inconveniences. But it should all be gone very soon. This hike will put your calves and hamstrings to the test. Going down is much quicker. But it's easy to slip if you're not careful. It may be tough on those with knee problems. Bottom line--This trail is a serious grind with a seriously satisfying payoff
Pittman Wash Trail
by
PeaJay Harris (51)
8 days ago
4 Completed 1 Reviews
Decided to bike this trail as part of the City of Henderson's Discover our Trails Scavenger Hunt taking place the entire month of May, 2013. I would have never discovered how much fun it was to bike had it not have been for this promotion.
It's a moderate challenge (really kicked my butt due to being a little out of shape at the moment lol!) with scenic views of desert scenery and lavish greenery due to park landscaping. This place gets a lot of action. I came at 7:30am to beat the heat and crowds and it was perfect. Not too many folks and just the right amount of company.
I would recommend this trail to bikers and hikers looking for just a simple outing with a very moderate challenge.
Huffaker Hills Trail
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Krystal Pyatt (41)
8 days ago
1 Completed 1 Reviews
Don't follow the All Trails map because it sent us to private property- no trespassing.

Ophir / Davis Creek Trail
by Cody Burke (0)
about 19 hours ago
1 Completed 1 Reviews
Just hiked this one today, with the wife and our 7 y/o daughter. She's real tough and hung in on the trail up to the waterfalls (by way of opting for the north side of the creek). I would not recommend it for most other young children, though. Lots of bush-whacking if going on the north side (just under the foot of Slide Mtn.). Please help out and put up some ducks as you pass through the trail, as many are missing. Great wildflowers this time of year, though...especially the Indian Paintbrush in a whole variety of brilliant reds and oranges. FYI: we chose this particular path in order to train for the Ruby Mtns. and Wheeler Peak in Elko and Ely (our upcoming vacation), but would not mind hiking it many more times in the future.