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I didn't see a single flamingo on this trail. This is not as advertised.
Tons of homeless people though.
This is a nice trail. You do have to go in the street at a portion, which is not great. But overall it is fairly nice.
Hi! Woman here ¿¿¿¿I want to run around 5am but the sun doesn’t right rise until 630 am. Are there lights on this trail?
I started the trail at lake st for the first .75 lots of homeless folks. One actually chased after me. Very irregular trail until reaching the end of the Reno side then got better.
I like this trail, couple cool lil parks, near home. Anyone think or know if it might actually go to lone mountain?
I love walking this trail every morning but now there are tents that are camping out with homeless people. It’s starting to smell very foul and a lot of garbage is starting to accumulate. They aren’t harming anyone but it does make me feel uneasy when walking past it every morning. It’s only a matter of time before more tents start to camp there. It’s been about 3 weeks now and I’m surprised no one has done anything about it. Any information on who to call to remove them from the trail would be great, as I’m sure other people are feeling the same way.
This is a short trail but it connects to the Davis Dam Overlook Trail. It makes a nice loop from Laughlin, across the Dam and back. Or just this trail which starts at a nice clean trail head in Laughlin and goes to a park below the Davis Dam.
Wonderful Trail…but there was one woman 1/4 mile behind me having a very loud conversation for about 2 miles / straight on complaining about life. Didn’t enjoy that portion too much, but lots of little animal creatures to see on this trail!!
Took the trial today and it was nice and clean. Had to cross a few streets that were not too busy, perfect for a casual bike ride
My husband and I rode this trail after staying at the nearby casino. It’s nicely paved and has views of the mountains. We rode the loop which included the easy to ride portion along the road. All of the trail was flat and easy to navigate. A portion of the trail has lights and I was told by a local resident that the lights are on a night to illuminate the trail.
We did the entire trail today from start to finish. The overall condition of the trail is very good. The directional signage needs to be improved especially on the north end where several other trails converge. There are several areas that you need to cross busy streets but good crosswalks are provided. The scenery is nothing to rave about as most of the trail is looking at the backyards of homes.
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