Calico Basin Daily Workout Trails | Calico Basin, Nevada

Calico Basin Daily Workout Trails | Calico Basin, Nevada

This extensive network of trails in the lower Calico Basin, Nevada, is an awesome setting for daily conditioning workouts whether your sport is hiking, trail running or mountain biking. The trail system is just a few miles from metropolitan Las Vegas, making access convenient. Work out year-round in a natural setting on a healthy running surface. Build strength, endurance, flexibility and agility! Click the image or title above for more details.

Pink Goblin Loop | Calico Basin, Nevada

Pink Goblin Loop | Calico Basin, Nevada

This short 3-4-mile loop in Nevada’s Calico Basin packs a lot of bang for the buck. You’ll ascend Kraft Mountain’s Hell Hill, circle West on the Rattlesnake Trail, and finally descend spectacular Ash Canyon. Experience some light wilderness navigation challenges and some very light class 3 rock scrambling. aaClick the image or title above for more details.

3 Basin Circuit | Red Rock Canyon, Nevada

3 Basin Circuit | Calico Basin, Brownstone Basin, Red Rock Canyon, Nevada

Experience 3 incredible Southern Nevada wilderness areas in one great adventure. This circuit begins in the Calico Basin, rounds the South side of the Calico Hills, heads North to upper Red Rock Canyon, circles over to Brownstone Basin then finally descends to the starting point in Calico Basin. Click the image or title above for more details.

Damsel Peak Southeastern Slope | Calico & Brownstone Basins, Nevada

Damsel Peak Southeastern Slope | Calico & Brownstone Basins, Nevada

Adventure from the Kraft Mountain Trailhead and through the Calico & Brownstone Basins to just below Damsel Peak’s Southern Pinnacle in Nevada. Damsel Peak’s (aka Pincushion Peak’s) beautiful Southeastern slope offers spectacular views of Little Red Rock, Summerlin’s new growth edge, Las Vegas all the way to Frenchman Mountain, Lake Mead and further points East. Click the image or title above for a video, photos and more detail.

Ash Canyon to Calico Tanks | Calico Basin, Nevada

Ash Canyon to Calico Tanks | Calico Basin and Red Rock Canyon, Nevada | David Smith | Las Vegas Area Trails

Beginning at the Kraft Mountain Trailhead in Calico Basin, ascend to the summit of Ash Canyon on the Ash Canyon Trail. Descending from Ash Canyon Summit connect with the Rattlesnake Trail and continue to the Calico Tanks Trail. After visiting Calico Tanks return to the Rattlesnake Trail. Ascend to the summit of that trail then descend into Gateway Canyon in the Calico Basin. Ascend Hell Hill Trail on Kraft Mountain to Pink Goblin Pass and finally descend to your starting point at the Kraft Mountain Trailhead. Experience spectacular views of 4 major wilderness areas and much more. Route Details: Approximately 10 miles RT on some fairly good trails and some unmarked sketchy trails. Best time for this adventure: Mid Fall through Mid Spring.

La Madre Mountain Southern Approach from Red Rock Canyon | La Madre Mountains Wilderness, Nevada

La Madre Mountain is 8,154ft in elevation. It is the highest central feature of the Keystone Thrust, the cliff system that spans the rear area of Red Rock Park in Nevada. The La Madre Mountain Southern approach, from a distance, looks impossible as you’re facing a sheer cliff wall between 1000 and 2000 feet high. However, as you approach the base of the cliff from Calico Basin it’s evident that there is a passage between the two peaks. The summit view is amazing featuring Las Vegas Valley with Lake Mead across and to the East, Gass Peak and the Sheep Range to the North, spectacular views of Mt. Charleston Wilderness to the East and the awesome total expanse of Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area and Calico Basin to the Southwest. Route details: 22 mi / 4306-8000ft; *Wilderness, No Trail* Click image or title above for more…

Red Springs Desert Oasis | Calico Basin | Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, Nevada

Red Springs Desert Oasis | Calico Basin | Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, Nevada

What makes Red Springs Desert Oasis so amazing is the lush, spring-fed vegetation in the midst of a surrounding desert. And, there’s a half-mile board walk, wheel-chair accessible, that brings the entire oasis within easy reach. Both the elderly and families with toddlers can easily enjoy this desert oasis experience. If you’re a serious walker, the boardwalk makes a great alternative to walking on boring asphalt neighborhood roads. You could do laps and extend your walk for a few miles. Route details: 1 mile board walk loop. Click image or title above for more…

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