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Quiet little town just outside Vegas which guards one of the gateways to Red Rock Canyon. It's also the home to a large population of wild burros (donkeys), one of the unofficial symbols of Nevada.

After a long climb to the top, this viewpoint is a great reward for the effort that you have put it. It is a good place for a break to enjoy the view.

Quiet little town just outside Vegas which guards one of the gateways to Red Rock Canyon. It's also the home to a large population of wild burros (donkeys), one of the unofficial symbols of Nevada.

Bomb Voyage is one of the hardest, most technical trails in the Cowboy Trail System. It is also the longest descent from the top of the system. This rowdy trail has loose rocks, loose gravel/ scree, and very steep sections and drops. Bomb Voyage runs from the overlook, down along a large shoulder with amazing views of Red Rock and Las Vegas. Along with skill and confidence, knee pads and dropper posts are a must. As you continue down the trail the steep, sudden drops continue until you hit a series of very tight switchbacks before rolling out of drainage and continuing toward the trailhead.

The Twilight Trail System is a somewhat hidden-gem of an area comprised primarily of the Twilight Loop right off of Kyle Canyon Road toward Mount Charleston. This is a great place for a chill, non-technical, moderate ride through the high desert when the temps down in the Las Vegas valley start to get hot. The trailhead is a large gravel pull out just off of Highway 157. There are no facilities here, so please keep this in mind if you decide to explore this area.

Fossil Canyon Trailhead, or the Cowboy Trails Trailhead, is just off of Highway 159 between the Red Rock Canyon Scenic Loop entrance and exit. These desert trails are open to hikers, runners, mountain bikers, and horseback riders, so be aware of your surroundings and other users as you enjoy the extensive network of trails, which grant fantastic views of Red Rock Canyon.

White Rino is a more technical section of trail, often completed as the first, or last, part of the 3 Mile Smile. This rocky section of trail is bookended by smoother singletrack on either side of it.

Badger Pass is a fun, long climb up generally smooth singletrack that you can link up with the popular 3 Mile Smile via a short short switchback descent.