Mary Jane Falls
Short but very strenuous hike utilizing switchbacks and stone steps (rip-rap) on a very well marked and heavily used trail. Keep your dogs leashed and under control since a lot of hikers seem to bring their dogs on this o... localhikes.com
Griffith Peak (Via South Loop)
You begin to climb from your first step onto this trail, but you hike through some of the most lush, forested areas in these mountains. Whether you marvel at the rugged cliffs, wonder at the caves and it's possible users,... localhikes.com
Trail Canyon
This is a really pleasant walk, although without the help of switchbacks the first portion of this trail can feel like quite a climb if you're not used to the altitude. The trail is so easy to follow and takes you past so... localhikes.com
Cave Springs
Cave Springs is a really pleasant, cool place to have lunch, water your horse or dog, or even camp overnight (see USFS for camp permit, fire restrictions). This is a nice stopping/rest point if you're on the strenuous Nor... localhikes.com
Mummy Springs
Mummy Springs is such a pleasant little surprise, I can't imagine walking to Raintree and not continuing to Mummy Springs (just 2/3 mile more RT). If you arrive early and are very quiet, you could see deer and perhaps mou... localhikes.com
Charleston Peak National Scenic Trail, Las Vegas, Nevada
A day hike in the Spring Mountains along a high ridge with spectacular alpine views. Use caution if you attempt this hike in late spring or early summer: The higher sections of the trail may be covered with snow, especially t... trails.com
Charleston Peak: North Loop And South Loop Trails, Las Vegas,...
An ascent of Charleston Peak is considered to be the ultimate experience in the Spring Mountains by many. The well-engineered and well-maintained 20-mile Mt. Charleston National Recreation Trail, divided into the North Loop a... trails.com
Las Vegas, Nv: Mary Jane Falls
There's more to Las Vegas than just bright lights and $8.99 surf-and-turf specials. Just 45 miles north of town, immerse yourself in the spectacular natural beauty of the area by hiking to Mary Jane Falls. This moder... trimbleoutdoors.com
Lower Bristlecone (Aka Scout Canyon Road)
This is one of the best year round trails in the Spring Mountains. Whether enjoying autumn's multi-hued colors, glistening snow on the peaks and canyons of winter and early spring, or the colorful wildflowers blooming alo... localhikes.com
Champion Road Wash Trail
You may be surprised at what a close, lovely respite this area is from the heat of summer, yet still accessible in the winter. Blue Tree campground is the center of equestrian activities & trails, and provides a chance to... localhikes.com
Upper (West) Bristlecone Trail
This trail begins in a nicely forested area with white fir and large aspen, and climbs until you reach the rugged, exposed upper slopes with bristlecone pines. The trail is easy to follow for both hikers and bikes, with m... localhikes.com
Marks Piece Of Cake (Loop)
This trail was built by volunteer horse owners/riders/groups from Las Vegas about a decade ago. Same with the rest of most of the trails that begin from Blue Tree Campground (primitive and wilderness area). Although bicyc... localhikes.com
The Slots (Lower Kyle Canyon)
The road noise fades away as you enter the narrow slot canyon (30" wide in places), which is always cool and shady with the towering cliffs above. Leaving the slots, there is one solitary utility line strung overhead, the... localhikes.com
Big Falls
This is no longer a designated or maintained trail by USFS, but it's too great of a spot to keep it hidden. Follow the directions for Mary Jane Falls and begin on that trail until you reach the base of the switchbacks. At... localhikes.com
Echo Overlook
Even though this is a strenuous hike due to the steep switchbacks and elevation gain, it is a beautiful trail from the very beginning. The fall colors are magnificent, but this is a great way to escape the summer heat bec... localhikes.com
Raintree Via North Loop
Steep switchbacks and the altitude will test your endurance on this hike. Views of surrounding peaks and valleys should make it worth while. If the views don't impress you, perhaps the magical feeling of walking underneat... localhikes.com
Bonanza Saddle
This hike is definitely a climb, but it is fairly gradual and the switchbacks are not as brutal as the ones leading to Griffith Peak or Raintree. Although the trail is too narrow to safely "pony" a horse, mules or donkeys... localhikes.com
North Loop Trail
General Description North Loop Trail winds up the mountainside through ponderosa pines, mountain mahogany, currents, and white fir. After 1 1/2 miles is a flat ridge which offers good views of Las Vegas and a few campsites... wildernet.com