Weiser Valley - Lunch Spot

Total Miles 14.7
Technical Rating
3 Easy
Best Time Spring, Fall, Winter
Trail Type Full-Width Road
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Trail Overview

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. The trail to the lunch spot is a dead-end, so if you are looking to get to Lake Mead and are ok with missing some incredible scenery, this section can be passed, and you can load the Lunch Spot to Bitter Springs track.

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Difficulty

Mostly had double wide hard pack trail with some long sandy / rocky sections and a few whoops. If you take the spur over to the lunch spot, it gets a little technical but I would still rate it as an easy trail.

Technical Rating

3

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Derek Neill
Oct 26, 2024
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Ran south to north starting from Valley of Fire Highway and then joined up with the main Weiser Valley trail at Ute Rd. The first few miles aren't very exciting or scenic, and very bumpy going through washes, so watch your speed. Once you get up into the hills though you're treated to some really cool rock formations, great views, and a beautiful drive along a ridgeline. Went early morning and saw several Desert Bighorn sheep. Stock friendly trail, just some steep grades (20%) in spots, but no off camber or obstacles.

Weiser Valley - Lunch Spot Trail can be accessed by the following ride types:

  • Single Track
  • 50 Inch
  • 60 Inch
  • High Clearance
  • Full Width

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