Enjoy the great outdoors! The City of Henderson's extensive 80-mile trail system provides an opportunity for recreation and serves as a mode of alternate transportation. Our Outdoor Recreation section also offers a variety of organized walks, hikes, rides, and educational activities that will enrich your life and put you in touch with nature.

Trail hours: 5:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m.
Unlit trails are dawn to dusk.

 Park locations, trailheads and amenities
 Henderson Trails Map

Interactive Map

Trailheads
Paseo Verde Trailhead
Shaded Canyon Trailhead
Siena Heights Trailhead

Individual trail maps

Amargosa Trail

Anthem East Trail

Boulder Highway Trail

Burkholder Trail

Cactus Wren Trail

Henderson Trails
Voted Best Place to
Ride a Bike
The Las Vegas Review-Journal  named Henderson trails as the “Best Place to Ride a Bike” in its annual “Best of Las Vegas” poll.

Trails Recognized as
Best of the City
Desert Companion recognized the River Mountains Loop Trail as "Best Bike Ride" and Pittman Wash Trail as "Best Running Trail" in its 3rd Annual Best of the City (2013).

Downs 5 and Saguaro Trails

Equestrian and Equestrian North Trails

Pittman Wash Trail

River Mountains Loop Trail - River Mountains Loops Trail is closed for construction between mile marker 8.5 and mile marker 11. Cyclists will need to detour onto Lake Mead Parkway during this phase of construction. Closure signs are posted on the trail.

Union Pacific Railroad Trails North

Union Pacific Railroad Trail South

For searchable trail information and maps throughout Clark County, visit
gethealthyclarkcounty.org.

Learn about the Nevada Children's Outdoor Bill of Rights at nvoutdoorkids.org.

Join Trail Watch
Henderson Trail Watch volunteers promote safety and appropriate trail use by providing information and assistance to all trail users, by observing and documenting safety issues requiring attention and by serving as a positive presence on Henderson trails. 

Tagging is Vandalism
So is spray painting directional markings on City of Henderson trails and surrounding landscaping. It's unsightly and it's against the law. We recommend using duct tape instead. Please help us keep Henderson trails beautiful. Report vandalism to the Police Department's non-emergency line at 311.

City of Henderson’s Highest Point
On February 19, 2013, the city of Henderson’s highest point was officially designated at 3,540 feet above sea level. To mark the high point, a survey monument was placed by city of Henderson staff and members of the Highpointers Club, a national organization that promotes the preservation and conservation of high points and provides a forum for education.

Henderson’s high point is located in the Black Mountain Regional Preserve, adjacent to Sloan Canyon National Conservation Area. The area is characterized by steep, rugged terrain and is not accessible by a city of Henderson maintained trail. For your safety, all visitors are strongly advised to stay on city marked trails only.