Overview
The Logandale Trails system spreads across public land near Logandale in the Moapa Valley, with routes for hiking, mountain biking, off-road vehicles and horseback riding across desert terrain and red rock formations. Valley of Fire State Park and the Lost City Museum are nearby, making the area a base for exploring the northeastern county's outdoors.
Why Visit
It offers a wide, uncrowded trail network with genuine desert and red rock scenery, and it is one of the few areas in the region where motorized and non-motorized users share a designated trail system. The Moapa Valley's Valley of Fire is a short drive south.
Amenities
- Marked multi-use trails for hiking, riding and off-road use
- Trailhead areas with informal parking
- Desert and red rock scenery
- No water, food or restroom facilities on the trails
Things to Do
- Hike or ride the desert trail network
- Drive designated off-road routes through the terrain
- Combine a trail visit with Valley of Fire or the Lost City Museum
Who This Is Best For
Off-road drivers, trail riders, mountain bikers, hikers and visitors exploring the Moapa Valley.
Parking Information
Informal trailhead parking serves the network. There are no developed facilities, water or restrooms, and a high-clearance vehicle is advisable for some access routes.
Seasonal Information
Trails are usable year-round but best from late autumn through spring. Summer heat is extreme and unsheltered, and routes can become impassable after heavy rain.
Heat & Safety
The area is unmanaged desert with no water or services. Carry ample water, tell someone your route, respect mixed trail use, avoid summer midday hours and watch for flash flood conditions in the washes.
Location
Logandale Trails, Logandale, NV 89021
Nearby Neighborhoods & Communities
Nearby Attractions
- Valley of Fire State Park
- Lost City Museum
- Lake Mead Overton Arm
Logandale Trails FAQs
Related Parks & Outdoor Destinations
Valley of Fire State Park
Valley of Fire State Park is Nevada's oldest state park, known for its fiery red sandstone formations, petroglyphs and desert hiking trails.
Virgin River Recreation Areas
The Virgin River corridor in northeastern Clark County offers riparian scenery, riverside walking and access to the surrounding valleys.