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Super fun bike and pedestrian trail. The path is much wider than most. Almost 1900 elevation if you ride the entire trail out and back. Was windy at times but an excellent challenge.
Location: Mesquite, NV
Parking: There are a number of nice parks along the trail with plenty of parking.
Trail Condition: Very good with wide pavement. There is one very narrow underpass at Mesquite Blvd on the east side of the loop. It is dark and there was some boxes of trash that could easily have been run into if not using caution. Consider using street crossing, not that much traffic.
Signage: Plenty of signs and trail easy to follow.
Comments: This is a nice loop through Mesquite passing through a number of nice parks. One of the parks had a spray fountain for the kids to play in. I made a loop of the trail, on the north end of the trail there is a short gap of no trail but can easily go along street to reconnect to trail. It is a very short distance and very little street traffic.
Super fun short ride with an amazing ground would recommend!
Nice short ride quiet peaceful friendly neighborhood , friendly . Lights up at night!
kudos to Henderson, the trail was clean, well marked,and just tough enough for a workout on my bike.
This is a great trail to take in both urban and suburban aspects of Las Vegas.
This is a great bicycle route. Runs along the 215 and crosses very few streets without bridges. Would give 5 stars if there was better parking at the beginning of route.
I rode from Vegas via the Wetlands paths & trail connectors to River Mountain Loop. I started just after 6am & it was already mid 70’s. Once Getting to the trail head is was pretty smooth sailing. Definitely recommend doing trail clock wise if you looking for more of a scenic view. Bike path has great signage to keep you from getting lost. Definitely an early morning ride for the month of June! You don’t want to get stuck out without water. The path riding through Lake Mead are twisty and the decent can make for a technical down hill. (@ high speeds) Watch your speed around the turn as there is gravel that gets kicked up on the path from the winds. After Lake Mead you start the climb into Boulder City and it’s a gradually grade for miles and the bike path shares a storm drain. There is water but nothing crazy, Easily rideable. Not exactly sure on the elevation gain since I rode in from town but you definitely have some gains! Awesome trail to check out!
This trail is actually longer than 11.4 miles. It goes from W. Tropicana Ave. and CR 215 to Centennial Pkwy. Add about 5 miles.
A peaceful trail with natural desert plants along the way. A fun way to go from 215 up to Saint Rose rather than going along Eastern.
I enjoyed the ride. There were several bridges to cross over the major roads. The trail was blocked at Alexander Road. Apparently some construction is going on.
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