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DOGS UNLEASHED….@##$%^

 No this not the latest horror movie at the theater… it is real everyday occurrence on the Trail.  It is the policy of the Advisory Council that dogs are welcomed on the trail on a leash.  All jurisdictions through which the trail runs has rules and ordinances about dogs on a leash.  Dogs love the outdoors and they all love to walk with their masters and we encourage that, but when off leash they also chase things and we have alot of wildlife long the trail.  Desert tortoise and Desert Big Horn sheep are protected forms of wildlife and they occur throughout the River Mountains Loop Trail.  Horses and dogs do not necessarily mix. Dogs must be kept clear of horses and all wild life. 

Leash & clean up after Rover

  

Our four legged friends also are known for doing their duty while walking/running along the trails. Be responsible and considerate of other trail users and clean it up.  Other hikers and bike riders do not want to step in dog crap or ride through it and have it flip up on them.  Look for doggy bags at trail heads or take a bag with you…pick it up and carry it out.

I look forward to seeing all of you and your four legged walking buddies on the trail following all the rules for a safe and pleasant trail outting.  Try these guidelines for a great time on area trails:

Trail Manners for You and Your Dog

1.       Respect wildlife and their habitat – you are in their home.

2.       Respect the environment – don’t let your dog dig or cause damage.

3.       Clean up after your dog. Leave all trails as clean or cleaner than when you arrived.

4.       Yield the right-of-way to other hikers. Many people are afraid of dogs. Communicate with others and always keep your dog under control.

5.       Yield the right-of-way to equestrians. Move off the trail far enough to allow horses to pass. Keep you dog close to you, quiet and under control.

6.       Always be courteous. Don’t give other trail users any reason to complain. Set an example for others by being a conscientious owner with a well-behaved dog out enjoying the trails.

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       Happy trails to all….

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1 month ago
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If they can do it, we can do it. The Red Rock Legacy Trail is next! ... See MoreSee Less

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Congratulations!

I looked up the new paths for Red Rock so look forward to using them.

One of the BEST bike trails in the USA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Love it!

Elizabeth Keegans

I can’t believe its been 25 years John Holman!

looks so awesome, look forward to an organized inaugural group ride

John Holman and Ron Floth are rockstars!

Are they ever going to fill the horrible cracks on RMLT??

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1 month ago
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Thank you for enjoying the RMLT Celebration - Picnic/Potluck with us today!

Thank you for enjoying the RMLT Celebration - Picnic/Potluck with us today! ... See MoreSee Less

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Sorry I missed your get together I rode the American Lung Association ride yesterday, I what to touch base with your group about You need to take a look at mile marker 11.5 to 13.5 large cracks in the road. And thank your River Mountain Loop

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1 month ago
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Come join us in celebrating the 25th year of the River Mountains Loop Trail! We will be gathering at lower Equestrian Park from 11:00-1:00pm on Saturday, November 4th for a community pot-luck. Bring your chair and something to share. 🚶🏇🚴‍♀️ ... See MoreSee Less

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Please join us tomorrow for a lovely picnic at Lower Equestrian Park. We will have a few activities for the kids and distribute information about the RMLT.

Choose your own adventure and enjoy the trail from 8:00-11:00 am. Let us know what your favorite part of the RMLT is. What do you enjoy most about the trail?

Sorry to be negative but I don't know how we can celebrate something that is not functioning properly. Tires are flattening from the large gaps. It is throughout the entire RMT with the exception of the new part of the RMT on the Boulder City. This was once an awesome trail.

In 2003 I remember riding the three sisters from the dirt lot on Lake Mead to the end which was around 3 miles.

Carla Jo Panico Darcy Walker Fitch Mary Fitch

The large CRACKS in the road 

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