Trail Projects

Current Projects

Bunkerville Trail

The Bunkerville Trail project proposes to construct a multi-use, non-equestrian, non-motorized trail between the unincorporated Town of Bunkerville and the City of Mesquite.  This trail will be approximately two to three miles long and will be constructed as a separated trail running parallel to State Route 170. (map)

Duck Creek Trail, Wetlands Park to Nellis Boulevard

This trail project along Duck Creek Wash, generally running from the Clark County Wetlands Park to Nellis Boulevard is a major component of the Las Vegas Valley Primary Trails System and a critical link to the trails system in the City of Henderson.  This proposal includes the construction of approximately 2.5 to 3.5 miles of multiple use trail along Duck Creek. (map)

Flamingo/Arroyo Trail 

This trail is the first County segment of the Las Vegas Valley Regional Trail System, beginning at the Clark County Wetlands Park and ultimately extending to the UNLV campus. The first segment begins near the future Sunrise Trailhead and extends northwest for almost two miles. Then the trail will link with sections along private developments adjacent to the Las Vegas Wash and should reach a future trailhead near Sloan Lane and the Desert Rose Golf Course in 2008. (map)

Flamingo/Arroyo Trail, Phase II 

Project provides for installation of public amenity enhancements along portions of the Flamingo Arroyo Trail. (map)

Flamingo/Arroyo Trail, Boulder Highway to Pecos/McLeod

This project consists of one to two miles of trail that will link to a proposed trailhead at Pecos/McLeod. This segment is a continuation of the Flamingo Arroyo Trail, that will provide a link to the Clark County Wetlands Park and connections to federal lands on the east side of the valley. (map)

Flamingo/Arroyo Trail, Stephanie Street to I-515

This project consists of two to three miles of trail along the Flamingo Wash from Stephanie Street to Interstate 515. This segment is a continuation of the Flamingo Arroyo Trail that is a key link of the Las Vegas Valley Primary Trails System. (map)

I-215 Beltway Trail, Sahara Avenue to Charleston Boulevard

This trail project along the I-215 Beltway, between Sahara Avenue and Charleston Boulevard, is a major component of the Las Vegas Valley Primary Trails System and a critical link to proposed trails in the City of Las Vegas.  This segment will comprise approximately one mile of multiple use trail along the Beltway. (map)

Las Vegas Wash Trail, Christy Lane to Charleston Blvd.

This segment of the Las Vegas Wash Trail consists of one-half to one mile of trail along the Las Vegas Wash between Christy Lane and Charleston Avenue. This trail segment provides a connection between regional trail projects proposed by Las Vegas and North Las Vegas, and the Clark County Wetlands Park and federal lands on the east side of the valley. (map)

Las Vegas Wash Trail, Karen Ave. to Christy Lane

This segment consists of one to two miles of trail along Stephanie Street, between Karen Avenue and Christy Lane, connecting the Flamingo-Arroyo Trail to the northern end of the Desert Rose Golf Course. This trail segment provides a connection between regional trail projects proposed by Las Vegas and North Las Vegas, and the Clark County Wetlands Park and federal lands on the east side of the valley. (map)

Las Vegas Wash Trail, Owens Avenue to Lake Mead Drive

This trail project along the Las Vegas Wash, from Owens Avenue to Lake Mead Drive is a major component of the Las Vegas Valley Primary Trails System and a critical link to the trails system in the City of Las Vegas and City of North Las Vegas. This proposal will provide for the construction of approximately one-half to one mile of multiple use trail along the Las Vegas Wash. (map)

Laughlin Regional Trail/North Reach Recreation Area

This project will complete the multi-use trail system with two trail connections to the Laughlin Regional Park and the Laughlin North Reach Trailhead by renovating the North Reach into a day-use park with visitor amenities such as cultural and recreational information hubs, multi-use and equestrian trailheads and trails, restrooms, shade structures, benches, dock and interpretive signage. (map)

Moapa Valley Trail, Phase One

This trail project is located in the old Logandale portion of northern Moapa Valley.  This proposal includes the construction of approximately five to seven miles of multiple use trail in the vicinity of the existing Clark County Fairgrounds.  This trail will have an OHV component to it.  It will connect Bowler Elementary School to Moapa Valley High School and the Fairgrounds. (map)

Searchlight Trails, Phase 1

This trail project will help enhance the recreational opportunities in this somewhat isolated community.  Phase 1 of the proposal includes the construction of approximately one mile of multiple use non-equestrian/non-motorized trail on the property adjacent to the existing Searchlight Community Center. (map)

Sunrise Trailhead

 The trailhead is now complete and serves as a vital staging area for motorized and non-motorized trail users near the County Wetlands Park and the Sunrise Management Area. This trailhead also provides linkages to the River Mountains Loop Trail, Rainbow Gardens Trails, and the Flamingo Arroyo Trail. To get to the trailhead go east on Vegas Valley Drive then turn south on Hollywood and follow the road for about 2.5 miles.(photos)

Tropicana/Flamingo Washes Trail 

Trails will ultimately connect the Tropicana, Flamingo, Blue Diamond, and Red Rock detention basins with recreation facilities and trailheads planned for one or more of the basins. These facilities will provide a regional backbone system of trails in the southwest area and will offer unique recreational opportunities for a variety of users. The first part of this trail project will extend from Durango west through the old Blue Diamond Wash to the Blue Diamond Detention Basin. An equestrian trail in this segment should provide horse enthusiasts in this area with an enjoyable riding experience. Design is being finalized and construction should be completed mid-2008. (map)

PLANNING PROJECTS

Las Vegas Valley Comprehensive Trails Map

On April 3, 2007, the Board of County Commissioners adopted the Las Vegas Valley Trails Map as an amendment to the Clark County Trails Element. The map illustrates about 120 miles of trails that are planned throughout the Valley in un-incorporated Clark County. Approximately 36 miles are under design and construction or already exist. Trail extensions and connections to surrounding federal and local jurisdictions are also reflected to demonstrate continuity and enhance inter-jurisdictional trail planning efforts. The map will periodically be updated to include future trails as they are identified and funded. (map)

Potential Future Projects

Duck Creek Wash Trail Extensions
Moapa Valley Trails
I-215 Trail Extensions
Equestrian Trails in Rural Neighborhood Preservation areas
Laughlin Trails

 SNPLMA Trail Project Status  - 10-2008