Last verified December 2024
The Logandale Trails System is a 45,000-acre BLM off-highway vehicle area in southern Nevada's Moapa Valley, about 45 miles northeast of Las Vegas, holding more than 200 miles of trails across red Aztec sandstone and desert wash country.
Terrain runs from graded dirt roads that any high-clearance vehicle handles to rock crawling and deep sand that need a built rig. The area sits adjacent to Valley of Fire State Park, and its proximity to Las Vegas makes weekends busy.
Trailhead 36.59341, -114.52678
| Agency | Bureau of Land Management |
|---|---|
| Website | www.blm.gov/visit/logandale-trails |
| Trailhead | 36.59341, -114.52678 |
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The Logandale Trails System, located in southern Nevada, contains over 200 miles of trails, with many trails suitable for overlanding and off-road adventure.
Located in the Moapa Valley about 45 miles northeast of Las Vegas, the Logandale Trails System covers 45,000 acres and holds a range of trails for ATVs, motorcycles, and trucks and SUVs. Difficulty varies from moderate dirt road to hard-core rock crawling and sand riding.
Las Vegas is close enough that Logandale draws steady traffic, and weekends bring other drivers and riders out onto the trails.
Trail map of the Logandale Trails OHV area. Click map to enlarge.
The area is managed by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management and sits adjacent to Valley of Fire State Park, known for bright red Aztec sandstone outcrops standing against gray and tan limestone mountains.
The area holds rare plants and animals along with petroglyphs left hundreds of years ago by indigenous inhabitants.
The annual Hump 'N Bump Jeep festival runs in the fall, hosted by the Vegas Valley 4 Wheelers. It draws Jeep owners from around the country and includes a three-day trail run.
