The Top 18 Peaks in Clark County

Turtlehead Mountain, or Turtlehead Peak as it is more commonly known, affords some of the best panoramic views of Red Rock. On clear days from the top of this limestone … read more

As the name suggests, the trail leads to the Black Mountain about 1300 feet in elevation and about 3 miles in length. The trail offers a great view of the skyline of Las Vegas.

Rising 1,000 feet above the valley floor, Cathedral Rock is one of the easiest summits to reach in the Spring Mountains. This does not mean, however, that the views or … read more

Lone Mountain sits minutes from downtown Las Vegas and offers great views of the surrounding mountains, as well as Las Vegas.

Potato Knoll, or The Knoll, or Wilson Pimple, is the name given to a small, rounded hill at the foot of Mt. Wilson. This part of the beautiful trail takes … read more

The Mt. Charlston race is probably the fastest Marathon in the US. After the start at 7600ft it drops 5000ft at a 4% slope. The race takes place the first … read more

Standing at 11,916 feet, Mount Charleston is the eighth highest mountain in Nevada and the highest mountain in Spring Mountains. This exposed, prominent peak is a proud accomplishment; whether you … read more

At an elevation of 3,120 feet, this trail intersection marks the high point on the McCullough Hills Trail. Even though it's the highest spot on the trail, there are lots of hills and small mountains rising high all around here.

Climbing Kyle Canyon up to Mount Charleston offers a very long 21 miles with a sustained ascent. It provides you with a dramatic escape from the Las Vegas desert heat … read more