Backroads Around Las Vegas provides information on off-highway driving adventures. Driving in the desert is fun, but it carries special risks. Always carry water, take the 10 Essentials, tell someone where you are going, tread lightly on this fragile land, and please respect the wilderness and the other people out there. Road conditions change with the weather, so always use your own good judgment. |
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 Wilderness Areas Around Las Vegas We don't drive in our wilderness areas, but we have some "wilderness quality" roads. |
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 Avi Kwa Ame National Monument Many roads traverse the southern tip of Nevada. Some are better than others. |
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 Basin and Range With 700,000 acres and a long history of ranching, backroad enthusiasts will find endless miles of dirt roads. |
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 Death Valley National Park Many old roads in this historic mining area. |
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 Desert National Wildlife Range Two main dirt roads and several side roads provide access to the farthest reaches of this huge and spectacular wildlife refuge. |
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 Gold Butte National Monument Gold Butte is wild and remote with a wonderland of old roads. |
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 Lake Mead National Recreation Area A plethora of backroads provide access to the far reaches of the Recreation Area and adjacent BLM lands. |
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 Mojave National Preserve Lots of old roads, including the historic Mojave Road. |
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 Mt. Charleston Area A number of backroads provide access to the far reaches of the Spring Mountains. |
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 Red Rock Canyon NCA The Scenic Loop Road is designated as a Backcountry Byway, and dirt roads provide access for hikers and mountain bikers. |
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 Sloan Canyon NCA Quick access to miles of hiking on the edge of town. Roads around the edges provide hiking access. |
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 Other Areas There are so many backroads around Nevada that nobody could ever drive them all. |
Note: All distances, elevations, and other facts are approximate.
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