Trails
Summary
Difficulty
Distance
Charlie's Spring Loop
A Valley of Fire loop hike with great views and water - year round.
A Valley of Fire loop hike with great views and water - year round.
Moderate
6.7 mi
10.8 km
10.8 km
Havasu Falls & Mooney Falls
3 day backpacking trip to Havasu Falls and Mooney Falls on the Supai Indian Reservation near Grand Canyon National Park
3 day backpacking trip to Havasu Falls and Mooney Falls on the Supai Indian Reservation near Grand Canyon National Park
Difficult
23.9 mi
38.5 km
38.5 km
Guides
3 day backpacking trip to Havasu Falls and Mooney Falls on the Supai Indian Reservation near Grand Canyon National Park
A Valley of Fire loop hike with great views and water - year round.
Community Trips
Anniversary Narrows, Anniversary Peak, Bowl of Fire
West End (historical), Nevada, United States
7.7 miles
7.7 miles
Incredible hike in Lake Mead NRA that has some great variety - mine ruins, interesting geology, rock hounding, canyons, narrows, red rock, and a good scrambly fun peak. Despite the stats this is *not* an easy hike - the stretch from the parking through the narrows is straightforward, but route finding up to the peak and back down on the other side is complicated and dangerous terrain. I used a GPS track recorded...
This was a short and easy walk in Valley of Fire state park.
Photos and GPS data from my hike to Havasupai, 6/10/10 to 6/12/10.
Valley of Fire is just about one hour drive from Las Vegas.
Valley of Fire is Nevada’s oldest and largest state park, dedicated in 1935. Ancient trees and early man are represented throughout the park by areas of petrified wood and 3,000 year-old Indian petroglyphs. Popular activities include camping, hiking, picnicking and photography. The park offers a full-scale visitor center with extensive interpretive displays. Several group use areas are also available. The park is open all year. Valley of Fire State Park is six...
A three-day backpack in the lush, green Havasu Canyon.
Full write up at Modern Hiker.
This is a strenuous, unmaintained trail that is only for the experienced hiker. To get to the trailhead, drive from Nevada across the new O'Callaghan-Tillman Memorial Bridge and take the first exit in Arizona, Exit 2 for Kingman Wash. Turn left at the end of the ramp and go straight up the dirt road toward Kingman Wash. In a bout 3 miles, you get to two pit toilets - now closed because...
For pictures and description of this trail, see http://www.dyeclan.com/outdooractivities/funplaces/redstone/.
I also have lots of other fun outdoor activities in and around Utah on my website: http://dyeclan.com/outdooractivities.
These include canoeing, canyoneering, caving, hiking, hot springs, rock
climbing, and fun places. The site's a work in progress, so check back
often.
