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36.597281, -114.484057Turn on Liston Road at Chinese Restaurant

Right at end of Liston, stay on dirt road over railroad tracks, through resi-dential area

NOTE:To ride the loop covered in this map, stay right at this point when starting, and stay left on return to end up back at restrooms.

36.587894, -114.527946

Parking, Cement Pad, Information Kiosk 36.605628-114.501478

Main Restrooms, Trail-head, Signs,Information, Picnic Tables, Parking 36.593455,-114.527154

Second Restrooms36.559694,-114.550461

Trail Marker36.559364, -114.550472

Veer left at Tai Arabian Ranch.36.607405, -114.495926

Trail Markers36.525242, -114.55514436.518888, -114.548659

Trail Marker36.519484, -114.521081Trail Marker36.519484, -114.521081

Trail Marker36.529683, -114.517703

Petroglyphs Viewing 36.542431,-114.527469

Petroglyphs Viewing36.536645,-114.541584

Easter Egg Hill36.574975,--114.534303

Sand Dunes36.576955,-114.533585

Trail Marker36.544727, -114.517761

Trail Marker36.545614, -114.511770

Logandale Trails SystemTrail 01

From Interstate 15 in Nevada, take Exit #93 (Logandale/Overton) and head south on Highway 169 until you come to Liston Road.

This map was prepared using Google Earth and all attempts have been made to make it as accurate as possible.

When heading out on any trail, take basic precautions for safety:

Inform someone where you are going, and when you expect to be back.

Take plenty of water

Carry emergency and first aid sup-plies

Bring spare parts and repair items

Make sure your vehicle gas tank is full and that you have adequate fuel to complete the trail.

Know the rules of the trail before you go, and always TREAD LIGHTLY.

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Logandale Trails System ‘The Loop’

Please look under your ATVs and vehicles before moving as tortoises

(like humans) enjoy shade in the oppressive desert heat.

Children enjoy this ‘job’ and will quickly become the family’s official

shade checker!

Partners In Conservation is a rural-based non-profit organization in Clark County, NV

working on public land, conservation, responsible use, and natural resource issues, specifically focused on Logandale Trails.

Contact us at ltsinfo@mvdsl.com or 702-864-2464; find us on FaceBook

@ Logandale-Trails or check out our blog @ http://partners-in-conservation.blogspot.com/

Even though the Logandale Trails System is a Special Recreation Area, it

is also home to the threatened Desert Tortoise. Attentive eyes will see

an occasional tortoise, but enjoy this reptile from a distance as they frighten

easily. Quietly watch them amble through the desert; you’ll be surprised how quickly they disappear from sight!

In multiple use areas, motorized vehicles yield to non-motorized; mountain bikes yield to hikers and horses; hikers yield to horses.

The Vegas Valley Four Wheelers are a Las Vegas based group who demonstrate Responsible Use from

volunteering for clean ups and installing signs, to rescuing those whose vehicles have broken down, this group

leads by example—and they’re a bunch of fun folks too!

So much fun amid so much desert beauty!

Logandale Trails is a popular destination for many

recreationalists. From horseback riding to hiking or climbing the sandstone hills,

from rock crawling to ATVs or sand buggies, there is room

for everyone in this scenic wonderland.

Dark green vegetation like the Creosote bush provides a vivid contrast to the red sand and the

leafy green plant just to the right of the creosote is locally

referred to as ‘dock’. Pioneers made a ‘rhubarb pie’ from

this plant but it was one tart (almost inedible) pie unless loads

of sugar were used.

These maps are free and for informational use only. Partners In Conservation (PIC) makes no warranty as to the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of this data. You are responsible for your own safety. Route conditions and use do change over time.

“The Loop”. The loop IS the premier southern Nevada trail featured in dozens of national magazines and TV programs. Seeing it first hand, you know why they flock to film here! It’s heaven on wheels as you ride through red rock canyons, expansive washes, and silky stretches of sand leading you to Easter Egg Hill. The kid in you will know why it is named that IF the adult in charge will let you play for a few minutes. And leave time to savor the visual artistry of this area, the play of deep green foliage against glorious red sand, the looming sandstone outcroppings backlit by the stunning blue of the desert sky. The sheer

fun of playing, the magnificent scenery—this place hands-down is the premier trail and

you’ve only seen the main loop!