Off-Road Trails in Nevada

Leisurely gravel and dirt trail that meanders in and out of a wash. Good views of Pahrump, Nevada, and the surrounding valley. Joshua Tree forest with nice stands of Yucca, Barrel, and Cholla Cactus. Spring songbirds and ravens can be heard. Numerous signs of wild horses and burros. Verizon cell ser...
Learn more about "Just Found It" Trail

This is a short connector trail to connect Wheeler Pass Road to several other designated single-track trails in the Pahrump Riding Area. This trail starts as road width but narrows as it enters a wash, and is shared use with horseback riders. It's mostly a gravel surface on top of dirt and winds thr...
Learn more about 081 Bypass Trail

13-Mile Loop is the main trail at the Logandale Trail System. Most of the trails in the area branch off of this main trail. It is a combination of dirt road with a few sandy sections that are suitable for stock 4x4 SUVs and pickups, as well as ATVs and Side by Sides. One rocky section will require a...
Learn more about 13-Mile Loop

This trail starts off on a wide graded dirt road. Then turning Northeast you proceed up a narrow double track trail. This portion of the trail ascends up a flat topped ridge which is lined with Juniper trees. There are several small arroyos to cross along the way. The arroyos are usually dry, but ca...
Learn more about 1947 Bunker Trail

A sandy short dirt crossover with plenty of flat spots for dispersed camping featuring mountain and valley views. The road gets rutted in some spots and quite sandy in others. Do not attempt when wet. The area could be unbearably hot during the summer months, so be sure to bring plenty of water and ...
Learn more about 265 Camping Crossover

This short single track is located in the BLM land southeast of Pahrump, NV as part of a bigger trail system full of fast, fun, and flowy single tracks. Starting from the west end of this trail, the trail departs from a graded jeep road where there is an abandoned red 5 horsepower lawnmower thing wi...
Learn more about 5 Horsepower Trail

552 Mining Entry Road drives through the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest and Bureau of Land Management Government Lands, it is a easy gravel road with sections of loose rock, and spots that have been washed out a 4x4 vechile is recommended. This area can have possible floods, there is a camp spot a...
Learn more about 552 Mining Entry Road

The town of Mazuma was established in 1907, and was the central hub of the mining district in the Seven Troughs Mountain Range. The town was later washed away in a 20-foot wall of water caused by torrential rains. Tunnel Camp is still there and has some fun buildings to explore. Tunnel Camp was a fa...
Learn more about 7 Troughs Range

This trail is VERY overgrown for the first half of the trail. The trail fits a full-size vehicle but it will be tight and is not recommended for large vehicles. There is very dense growth on both sides of the trail, you WILL be getting some Nevada pinstriping!...
Learn more about 95-290 Loop

This is an uneven dirt road, it's not difficult but does have some washouts and is pretty rutted. The road is kind of slow going and there are a lot of loose rocks and dips in this trail, no water crossing until the end, you can cross the creek and go up a little bit but not much further....
Learn more about Abel Creek

FR30017-Acoma is a 10-mile maintained hard-pack dirt and rock trail rated 1 of 10. The north end of this road is located in Utah within the Dixie National Forest, Pine Valley Ranger District, and is designated FR30017-Acoma. The south end of this road is located in Lincoln County, Nevada, and is des...
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An easy two-lane washboard road to cross the reservoir. There is a nice established campground on the west side and access to highway 318 to the east. There are some clear dispersed camping trails outside of the wildlife refuges on the many trails in the area that crisscross the BLM land. There appe...
Learn more about Adams McGill Reservoir Crossover Road

This section of trail picks up at the bottom of the Tule Fields Reservoir, where the wildlife management area ends, and the BLM land begins. The trail is not as well maintained. There are many ruts and potholes and eventually some sections of sand. More wetlands can be seen as well as a cow pasture....
Learn more about Adams McGill Reservoir Loop Part 2

A nice wide, graded gravel road that runs parallel to the Adams McGill Reservoir. This is part of the Nevada Department of Wildlife land. There are two boat launches and a few day-use areas scattered along the drive. They have large parking areas, benches, a picnic table, and a small dock out to the...
Learn more about Adams McGill Reservoir Scenic Drive

This is a well-maintained, wide, graded gravel road that can be connected with part 1 and part 2 of the Adams McGill Reservoir scenic trail to make a complete loop back to the 318 highway. This section of the trail has some interesting rock formations along with it. There are no roads leading to the...
Learn more about Adams McGill Reservoir Scenic Loop Part 3

The route starts at Highway 120 and River Spring Road in the Adobe Valley, home to a thriving population of hundreds of wild mustangs. River Spring Road takes you to an Ecological Reserve, which includes a unique and natural spring system, surrounded by an arid environment. You climb out of the vall...
Learn more about Adobe Valley to Little Huntoon Valley

This trail begins as a less-traveled adventurous two-track. It would be best suited for small 4x4's ATV/UTV or Moto. The trail is a combination of loose rock, sand, and rocks. It's twisty in sections running through narrow sections lined with juniper trees. There are great views of the rocky hills a...
Learn more about Adventure Through the Hills to West Valley

This short out-and-back trail picks up off the end of Willow Cove Trail. This trail leads to several dispersed campsites and access to Lake Mojave. This trail is a one-lane road specified by a sign on the way in. It is rated a two because the trail is only one car wide. Oncoming vehicles would have ...
Learn more about Airport Cove Loop

Al's Street is a 5-mile single track on the north side of Tecopa Road in the BLM land southeast of Pahrump, NV. The south end of the trail is accessed off of Front Site Road and starts right at the edge of the pavement. There isn't a staging area right at the trailhead, so you'll most likely want to...
Learn more about Al's Street

The first 21 miles are county-maintained gravel, the next 3.1 miles can be rough at times especially when wet, not recommended. 2WD high clearance most of the way, some fairly uneven areas but we did it all in 2WD in a Jeep. A little climb to the actual mine ruins, but doable in 2WD....
Learn more about Alabama Mine Ruins