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This is a section of the southern part of the 14-mile loop that goes all around the perimeter of Wetlands Park. It's multi-use, so you will share the way with pedestrians, runners, and quite likely many other bikes. While this section is paved, not all of the South Loop is, unlike the North Loop which is paved all the way.

This is a section of the southern part of the 14-mile loop that goes all around the perimeter of Wetlands Park. It's multi-use, so you will share the way with pedestrians, runners, and quite likely many other bikes. While this section is paved, not all of the South Loop is, unlike the North Loop which is paved all the way.

You can get a nice, panoramic overlook of Lake Mead from here. While sitting here you're on the Nevada side of the state line, but the east coast of the lake is technically in Arizona.

The walkway through this remarkable arched bridge is inspired by a medieval-Roman bridge of the same name in Florence. Pastel hotels sit above you, held aloft by elegant arches that look out upon the lake and shade the walkway below.

This trail runs along the old railroad that was built to facilitate easy delivery of goods during the construction of the dam. It's not paved but the hard packed gravel should be rideable on just about any bike. You'll definitely be glad you took this trail when you see the incredible views across the dam and Lake Mead.

This is the southern part of the trail that runs all 14 miles around Wetlands Park. The surface is a mix of paved and unpaved, but it is completely traffic free. The path is popular with walker, runners and cyclists.

The Railroad Tunnel Trail sits on miles of old railroad track that connected Las Vegas to Boulder City, eventually all the way to Hoover Dam. There are 5 tunnels located along the trail and are approximately 300 feet in length & 25 feet wide. They were designed to fit large equipment being transported to Hoover Dam.

Beautiful and undemanding trail…always beautiful views of Lake Mead! You can walk the trail all the way to the Hoover Dam...which is very relaxing...since there isn't that much going on on the trail! Most visitors go to the dam by car! Depending on the time of year...I would run the trail in such a way...that you walk into the sunset on the way back...unique!