Maps & Trails

Henderson features one of the most extensive trail systems in the state of Nevada totaling over 300 miles. 

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Master Bicycle and Trail Plan

Our Master Bicycle and Trail Plan outline individual trails, including paved and natural paths, trail distance, and landmarks.

Trail Hours of Operation

5am-11pm
Unlit trails are open from dawn to dusk.

eBike Ordinance Now in Effect

We are dedicated to providing safe and sustainable areas and commuting options to our residents. To ensure the safety of our residents, enjoyment and upkeep of our parks, the operation of motorized vehicles or electric motorcycles with throttle in all areas except those designated for motor vehicles (parking lots, driveways, or park roadways) is prohibited. Only authorized motorized vehicles (including electric bicycles with pedal assist) and electric personal assistive mobility devices are allowed in parks and on trails, pathways and non-designated motor vehicle area.

Henderson Municipal Code, Section 2.27 (Ordinance Update)

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Popular Bike Trails

Henderson residents and visitors are raving about the city’s world-class trails. Check out some of these favorite trail rides below.

River Mountains Loop Trail

The New York Times calls  it “challenging” and “a more rugged kind of fun!” The loop takes cyclists through the Mojave Desert, connecting Henderson, Lake Mead and historic Hoover Dam.

Amargosa Trail

This urban trail connects the foothills of the McCullough Range to some of Henderson’s most iconic parks and facilities including Paseo Verde Park and Henderson Multigenerational Center.

Pittman Wash Trail

Nestled in the master-planned community of Green Valley, Pittman Wash Trail is a scenic corridor that follows the wash through beautiful neighborhoods and down to the award-winning Arroyo Grande Sports Complex.