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Obvious homage to the main sport practiced on the River Mountains Loop Trail: cycling.

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 great two-lane paved multi-use trail that runs all the way through the center of Henderson, paralleling the railroad tracks and connecting to countless other trails between here and Paradise.

True to its name, this paved two-lane bike path runs all the way around the River Mountains on a 35-mile circuit between Henderson and Lake Mead. This section is a must if you are cycling between Henderson and Boulder City.

Natural point to start a ride, lots of different loop options from here.

Railroad Pass is a pretty barren mountain pass that sits at 2,358 feet (719 meters) in the Black Hills of the River Mountains near Henderson, Nevada. The busy I-11 runs through the pass, but by bike, you can do it on Dawson Avenue or the Union Pacific Railroad Trail running adjacent to it. Failing that, there is the River Mountains Loop Trail on the other side of the I-11.

This trailhead leads to the northern end of the Sloan Canyon National Conservation Area. It is an easy access point for the McCullough Hills Trail and has parking available at the trailhead.

Las Vegas Wash is a 12-mile arroyo that feeds water from the Las Vegas Valley to Lake Mead. The wash is fed by groundwater and reclaimed water used on parks and golf courses.