Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Moapa Valley, Nevada

This is a short section of the Logandale Main Loop. It consists of deep red sand with some rocky side trails, and the rhe route requires 4WD because it is very soft. There are a lot of options in this area since trails extend in all directions from this loop.
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Mormon Mesa is an ideal, straightforward route for novice offroaders, stock four-wheel-drive vehicles, and SxSs looking to experience expansive desert views high above the Moapa Valley. Spanning approximately 6.5 miles, this point-to-point trail climbs from an elevation of 1,445 feet up to 1,937 fee...
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This is a pretty easy route that can be ridden on an ATV or a 4WD. There are a couple of challenging hills but it's a good beginner route with an experienced guide. This trail starts at the dreaded trailhead and ends at Chris Angel's Restaurant BLP. You must cross a state route in Overton, Nevada, a...
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The 13-Mile Loop is a beginner-friendly, 19.7-mile route that serves as the central artery of the Logandale Trail System. Traveling through scenic Mojave Desert terrain, the trail features striking red Aztec sandstone, sandy washes, and ancient petroglyph sites. It is suitable for stock 4x4s, ATVs, ...
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This trail leads to the Magnesite Mine, which opened in Overton in 1915. The trail winds through and around the Muddy Mountains, named such because they look like mud, but rarely are they muddy. Close to the mine you encounter a stream of water in the Magnesite Wash. The water is produced by a sprin...
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Mormon Mesa Southwest Rim offers a rugged adventure along the lower side of the rim, traversing the western edge. This trail winds intermittently close to the rim, providing stunning landscape views, though it is a rocky trek to the end. If you're looking for a place to camp along the side of the ri...
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The Mormon Mesa Rim Trail is a lovely trail that offers outstanding views from above the towns of Amargosa and Logandale as you navigate the rugged terrain along the ridgeline. This path leads you through a captivating landscape, where the cliffs give way to less severe elevations as you head furthe...
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Overton Wash Exit offers an easier and more accessible way out of the wash, making it a popular choice for those looking to enjoy a more heavily trafficked route. A deep washboard chop defines this trail, adding a left-right articulation to your driving experience. Some sections are silty, while oth...
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The White Star Mines trail is a short, scenic offroad route near Logandale, Nevada, perfect for beginners, families, and history buffs looking to explore a historic cluster of abandoned gypsum mines. Stretching just under a half-mile with a minimal elevation change of about 86 feet, this easy, dirt-...
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Mormon Mesa Southeast Rim offers a rugged adventure along the lower, even more remote side of the rim, traversing the eastern edge. This trail winds intermittently close to the rim, providing stunning views of the Virgin River Valley and the Virgin Mountains, offering a breathtaking backdrop as you ...
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This power line road has a few class 3 places but is mostly a class 2 route. The trail is good for Jeep, 4x4 trucks, or SXS. When you get to Double Negative, you're about 10 miles from Overton, where you can eat at Chris Angels restaurant.
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This portion of the track from Logandale to Lake Mead starts after you complete the Weiser Valley to Lunch Spot section. You will cross UTE Road and take a double-wide trail across the desert floor toward Valley of Fire Road. As you approach the lunch spot, the trail narrows and becomes rocky. Th...
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Mesa Straightaway is a 2.9-mile unpaved desert route across Mormon Mesa, Nevada, connecting Carp Elgin Road with adjacent trail networks. The route is relatively flat, ranging from 1,909 to 2,000 feet in elevation, and offers sweeping desert views. With a technical rating of 2, the trail is suitabl...
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This section of trail connects to several others in the area, as well as the Interstate exit. Towards the Southern end is a marker for the Old Spanish Trail that came through the area. The trail is predominantly rocky and bumpy, but there are a few short rutted sections towards the north side.
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Middle Carp Elgin is a short cutover trail that invites exploration while showcasing the historical significance of the Old Spanish Trail (Spanish: Viejo Sendero Espanol). This historical trade route connected the northern New Mexico settlements, particularly near Santa Fe, with those in Los Angeles...
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Sand Mine Road 110 begins just off the highway and is a popular access point for snowbirds and visitors heading to Valley of Fire State Park, thanks to its designation as a dispersed camping area with a 14-day camp limit. This section offers numerous flat, open spaces ideal for larger rigs, with man...
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Joshua Trees and Cliffsides is a captivating trail that immerses you in a magical forest of soft sand and dense Joshua trees, creating a unique and enchanting environment. This picturesque route gracefully runs alongside majestic cliffs, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape as yo...
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St. Thomas Cove is a scenic day-use area that provides access to the St. Thomas hiking trail, inviting visitors to explore the historical remnants of St. Thomas, a Mormon settlement town that thrived from 1865 to 1938. This ghost town emerged when Lake Mead's waters receded, revealing the structures...
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Road No More is an engaging 12.4-mile trail perfect for offroaders seeking a unique route along Interstate 15 that showcases the transition of an abandoned highway back into the desert landscape. Originally part of Old US 91, this route features a mix of crumbling asphalt and unpaved dirt, making it...
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NPS 113 is a 2.3-mile point-to-point side trail while running Fisherman's Cove Road. This trail climbs out of the wash and crosses over the plateau and back into the sand wash. Steep climbs out of the wash with erosion damage up to 12 inches in depth along this trail.
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This is a short section of the Logandale Main Loop. It consists of deep red sand with some rocky side trails, and the rhe route requires 4WD because it is very soft. There are a lot of options in this area since trails extend in all directions from this loop.
Learn more about Logandale Main Loop 01

Mormon Mesa is an ideal, straightforward route for novice offroaders, stock four-wheel-drive vehicles, and SxSs looking to experience expansive desert views high above the Moapa Valley. Spanning approximately 6.5 miles, this point-to-point trail climbs from an elevation of 1,445 feet up to 1,937 fee...
Learn more about Mormon Mesa

The 13-Mile Loop is a beginner-friendly, 19.7-mile route that serves as the central artery of the Logandale Trail System. Traveling through scenic Mojave Desert terrain, the trail features striking red Aztec sandstone, sandy washes, and ancient petroglyph sites. It is suitable for stock 4x4s, ATVs, ...
Learn more about 13-Mile Loop

This trail leads to the Magnesite Mine, which opened in Overton in 1915. The trail winds through and around the Muddy Mountains, named such because they look like mud, but rarely are they muddy. Close to the mine you encounter a stream of water in the Magnesite Wash. The water is produced by a sprin...
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This is a short section of the Logandale Main Loop. It consists of deep red sand with some rocky side trails, and the rhe route requires 4WD because it is very soft. There are a lot of options in this area since trails extend in all directions from this loop.
Learn more about Logandale Main Loop 01

Mormon Mesa is an ideal, straightforward route for novice offroaders, stock four-wheel-drive vehicles, and SxSs looking to experience expansive desert views high above the Moapa Valley. Spanning approximately 6.5 miles, this point-to-point trail climbs from an elevation of 1,445 feet up to 1,937 fee...
Learn more about Mormon Mesa

This is a pretty easy route that can be ridden on an ATV or a 4WD. There are a couple of challenging hills but it's a good beginner route with an experienced guide. This trail starts at the dreaded trailhead and ends at Chris Angel's Restaurant BLP. You must cross a state route in Overton, Nevada, a...
Learn more about Chris Angel's Breakfast Lunch Pizza

The 13-Mile Loop is a beginner-friendly, 19.7-mile route that serves as the central artery of the Logandale Trail System. Traveling through scenic Mojave Desert terrain, the trail features striking red Aztec sandstone, sandy washes, and ancient petroglyph sites. It is suitable for stock 4x4s, ATVs, ...
Learn more about 13-Mile Loop