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Boulder City is a great place to stay for easy access to the Bootleg trails. You can use the dreamy bike paths to head up to the trails.

Permagrin (or Perma Grin) is one of the most popular trails in the Bears Best Trail system that should be ridden from south to north (downhill). Permagrin is comprised of a series of fun washes and gullies that create undulating bumps that skirt the side of the mountain.

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.

Contrary to the name, 3 Mile Smile is actually closer to 4.5 miles long, which is 1.5 miles more smiling if descending on this super fun trail through the desert. Folks also ride up this trail (perhaps smiling slightly less though), so just be aware when coming down this trail.

The Buckskin Cliff Shadows is a lovely local park where you can hike, rock climb, and ride horses and bikes. Located on the west side of town various trails branch off the main one up the sides of a wide limestone valley. Dotted with pink and yellow barrel cactuses, this attractive area is a great place to explore in the cooler months; it is quite exposed and can get very hot!

Total Recall is a fun flowy downhill and a fairly gradual climb uphill. This makes it a popular trail in both directions so you'll probably encounter other riders on your way. You'll also be crisscrossing a lot of other trails & jeep roads so be sure to have your map handy so you don't end up on an extended detour.

Poedunk is a fun blue trail on the south side of Peavine Mountain. Though it can be ridden in both directions you'll find most of the traffic going downhill. Though it is a blue trail it's not a particularly challenging one. There are a few tight corners and rock gardens to test less experienced riders but nothing too sketchy.

From here you can access Marlette & Spooner Lake via the famous Flume Trail, head up towards Herlan Peak, or down to the Tunnel Creek Cafe & Incline Village. It's great riding whichever way you go.