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Red Rock Legacy Trail

Red Rock Legacy Trail Project

The Red Rock Legacy Trail is a new multi-use path that will give people a safe and scenic way to walk or bike through Red Rock Canyon.

Trail Overview

When finished, the trail will be nearly 19 miles long and will run from the edge of Summerlin in the north to Blue Diamond Road in the south. It will connect the entire Red Rock National Conservation Area and provide new options for outdoor recreation.

Phase 1: Now Underway

The project will be built in five phases. Phase 1 includes:

• A one-mile-long, 12-foot-wide paved trail from West Charleston Boulevard and Sky Vista Drive to the Red Rock Canyon Marker (North)
• The relocation of the Red Rock Canyon Marker slightly west for better access and views
• A new parking area to help visitors safely stop and take photos

More information about Phases 2-5 will be announced later.

Partner Agencies

The Red Rock Legacy Trail began as an idea from local residents and stakeholders. It is now a joint project supported by:

• Clark County
• Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT)
• U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM)
• Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)

Additional Safety Improvements

Clark County’s Department of Public Works is also making improvements near the trail. These include:

• Installing a traffic signal at the intersection of West Charleston Boulevard and Sky Vista Drive
• Building a parking lot southeast of the intersection to support trail users

This project promotes safe outdoor access, active transportation, and appreciation for Red Rock Canyon’s natural beauty.

For more information, contact Meggan Holzer, Rural Towns Liaison, at meggan@clarkcountynv.gov or 702-455-0341.