River Mountain Loop Trailheads in Henderson, NV are featured on this page. All are within the boundary of the city.
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Equestrian Park – Trailhead
Equestrian Trailhead
1699 Equestrian Drive at Foothill Drive
Henderson, NV 89002
To find Equestrian Park Trailhead from Las Vegas: Take I-515 to the Horizon Drive exit, at the top of the exit, turn left (east) on Horizon Drive and go( 1-1/2 miles) to Boulder Highway, turn right (south) on Boulder Highway, go south one block to the next traffic light (Equestrian). At the traffic light turn left (east) on Equestrian Drive and take it to the end of the street. This is the trailhead. The building is a bathroom.
On the way to the trailhead you pass by Equestrian Park. The park serves as a secondary trailhead and also has Equestrian facilities for horses to access the RMLT.
Mountain Lake Park – Trailhead
1020 Golda Way, Henderson, NV 89011
Mountain Lake Park Trailhead
This park and trailhead is located in Henderson, NV. and best accessed by taking Lake Mead Parkway from Boulder Highway East to Golda Way, just one mile west of Lake Las Vegas Parkway. This park – trailhead offers parking, restrooms, picnic tables, kids discovery area, water, trash, Shade, and Equestrian facilities. The trailhead also serves as a hub or connecting point to three (3) different trails including the River Mountains Loop Trail. The other trails are the Wetlands Connector Trail and the Lake Mead Parkway Trail. The new Vegas Valley Rim Trail(VVRT) will also connect at this park once complete.
Silverman Connector – Access Point
Silverman Connector Trail , Henderson, NV.
This connector trail is located in Southeast Henderson, Nevada. From the intersection of Wagonwheel and Boulder Highway head south on Old Vegas Drive to it’s intersect with Foothills Drive. ( Paradise Hills Parkway). Park legally along road way. No facilities.
The Silverman Connector is named after the Silverman Triathlon which has used this connector for many years during the Fall Triathlon event. There are no signs other than the yellow posts at the entry to the trail on the east side of the intersection.
