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Lone Mountain Trailhead

Las Vegas, NV 89129, Las Vegas, NV 89129

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Quick Summary: Lone Mountain Trailhead is a hiking program located in Las Vegas, NV. Services are offered in the Free price range.

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Category

Hiking

City

Las Vegas

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Open hours

Hours not listed. Call before you go.

Call (702) 455-8200

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About the Program

Lone Mountain Trailhead in northwest Las Vegas is a free starting point for hiking, with trails, scenic views and wildlife viewing. Restrooms and parking make it easier with kids, and trails range from beginner to advanced. Ages are not posted, so pick a short route for younger hikers and bring plenty of water, especially in the hot months.

Programs & Activities

Hiking
Nature Exploration
Outdoor Education

Frequently Asked Questions

What can families do there?
Hiking, nature exploration, and outdoor education, with amenities including scenic views, wildlife viewing, restrooms, and parking.
Are restrooms and parking available?
Yes, both restrooms and parking are listed among the amenities.
Is there a fee to visit Lone Mountain Trailhead?
It's free to visit.
Is there staff on site or a phone number to call?
Call (702) 455-8200 or visit parkslocator.clarkcountynv.gov.

First Visit Guide

What most outdoor and hiking programs expect. Confirm the details with Lone Mountain Trailhead before you go.

What to bring

  • More water than you think. A liter per person minimum, more from May through September, because out here heat ends hikes long before tired legs do.
  • Closed-toe shoes, hat, sunscreen, snacks
  • A downloaded or printed trail map. Cell coverage drops fast in the canyons.

Before you go

  • Check park hours and reservations. Red Rock's scenic drive uses timed entry part of the year.
  • Start early. By mid-morning in summer the trails are a hazard, not a workout.
  • Tell someone which trail you're taking.

The first visit

The easiest first outing is a ranger-led family program: short distances, shade breaks, and a guide who knows where the restrooms are.

For sensory-sensitive kids

Open trails are naturally calm. Pack ear protection anyway for windy overlooks, and pick out-and-back trails so your child always knows the way out is the way you came.

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Features

Amenities and program details

  • Season

    Year-Round

  • Skill Levels

    Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced

  • Languages Spoken

    English

Facility & Amenities

Hiking TrailsScenic ViewsWildlife ViewingRestroomsParking

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