Las Vegas Trails

[PrinzChaz]

Hey Guys,

Was wondering if I could get some suggestions / advice on some trails to run and camp on within a two hour radius in Las Vegas . ( Not in Death Valley preferably as we just did a nice run there last month ) We have 3 pretty stock trucks on 33' all terrains , so not really looking to do any difficult rock crawling . More scenic trails with a degree of difficultly thats hopefully rewarded with some choice views at a camping spot.

Thanks!

 

[Narbob]

Hey Guys,

Was wondering if I could get some suggestions / advice on some trails to run and camp on within a two hour radius in Las Vegas . ( Not in Death Valley preferably as we just did a nice run there last month ) We have 3 pretty stock trucks on 33' all terrains , so not really looking to do any difficult rock crawling . More scenic trails with a degree of difficultly thats hopefully rewarded with some choice views at a camping spot.

Thanks!

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[GrumpyRam]

Mormon wells road in the Desert wildlife refuge. It’s 25-30 min north of vegas on the 95. there is a nice camping area halfway with pit toilets and tables. The road is rocky and washboardy but nothing technical. You run up a valley then cross over and start a climb into the ridge line. This is where the camp is. Here’s a video link of our trip last Dec.

 

[GrumpyRam]

We’re actually doing a Meet and Greet Saturday @ 10 am out there, then day tripping up Alamo rd( it’s on the west side of the Refuge and Mormon Wells goes up the east side) come out and say hi.

 

[JKsouthwest]

There are plenty of scenic trails in the southern Nevada area:

 

[alfredregis]

Wheeler Pass just north of Mt Charleston, it's been years since I did it but was done in a bone stock 02 Xterra. Starts off the 95 somewhere near Cold Creek and ends up in Pahrump Valley.

 

[TimChap]

Mormon wells road in the Desert wildlife refuge. It’s 25-30 min north of vegas on the 95. there is a nice camping area halfway with pit toilets and tables. The road is rocky and washboardy but nothing technical. You run up a valley then cross over and start a climb into the ridge line. This is where the camp is. Here’s a video link of our trip last Dec.

Great video and thanks for sharing. This will be my first adventure when I get back home.