This 34-mile loop features the grueling "Three Sisters" climbs, testing any cyclist's mettle. Link in comments to find out more. ⬇️
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Love our trail!🎙️ New Podcast Episode Alert 🚨
Ever wondered what it takes to maintain 34 miles of paved paradise? 🌵
In this episode of The Best Dam Podcast, Howard is joined by Paul Grube, President of the River Mountains Loop Trail Partnership. Paul takes us behind the scenes of one of Southern Nevada’s most beloved outdoor assets—the River Mountains Loop Trail.
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From its "happy hour" beginnings in the late '90s to becoming a world-class 34-mile loop connecting Boulder City, Henderson, and Lake Mead, this trail is a testament to community vision.
Highlights include:
🐢 The funny story of the "moving rock" (spoiler: it was a tortoise!).
🐑 Tips for spotting bighorn sheep and other local wildlife.
🛠️ How the Partnership acts as the "eyes and ears" to keep the trail safe.
🚲 Why you don’t even need your own bike to get started.
Whether you’re a hardcore cyclist or just love a morning stroll, you won’t want to miss Paul’s insights on this local treasure! ☀️
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FYI... For those who ride and hike Historic railroad trail....
Grant for erosion repairs will improve Historic Railroad Trail at Lake Mead
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A $250,000 grant from the James M. Cox Foundation, the charitable arm of Cox Enterprises, will support erosion repairs for the Historic Railroad Trail near Lake Mead.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Join us for a trail clean-up initiative at the Equestrian Park trailhead on River Mountain Trail in Henderson, on March 14, 2026. ♻️
More information is available by clicking the link below. 👇
The City of Henderson, responsible for maintaining over 300 miles of trails and 76 parks, relies on scheduled cleanups to ensure the protection of wildlife and community cleanliness. 🐢🐍🐏🦉
www.signupgenius.com/go/2026COHoutdoorrec#/ Equestrian Park trailhead @ River Mountain Trail City of Henderson Government Get Outdoors Nevada Green Valley Cyclists @topfans
2026 Spring Clean-up Opportunities
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The City of Henderson has over 300 miles of trail and 76 parks. In Parks and Recreation department the Outdoor Recreation section is committed, to assisting in the maintenance of those trails. By sche...1 CommentsComment on Facebook
We are EXTREMELY short on survey responses for statewide outdoor recreation needs!
Please click the link below to take the Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) survey (about 5-7 minutes). The SCORP is a 10-year plan that establishes priorities to address unmet needs for public outdoor recreation land throughout the state. This is vital information for continued funding and outdoor recreation access in Nevada!
2027-2036 Nevada Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) | State Parks
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The River Mountains Loop Trail detour will begin 8/4/25 and last for 30 days to install waterline adjacent to the RMLT between reservoirs R7 &R12 (approx. 2,500 feet) along with two trail crossings. The waterline trench is within a few feet of the edge of trail and would pose a hazard to the trail traffic being in close proximity to the open trench and equipment. Several options were considered by the City of Henderson, and the attached detour was selected as the safest and easiest physically option to the public while keeping the trail functional and on similar pavement.
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RMLT DETOUR! The Lakemoor development will be doing work in the near future that affects the trail. Attached is the detour route that has been approved. The work is anticipated to be at least 2 months (60 days), and the work is anticipated to start on July 21, 2025.
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NOTE: Henderson new E-Bike ordinance. Read whole story before commenting.
Henderson targets dangerous e-dirt bike use; Clark County weighs regulation
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Henderson passed a new ordinance in an effort to crack down on the reckless use of electric bikes in city parks and trails. The ordinance, passed in December, will see new signage installed at Henders...9 CommentsComment on Facebook
