I would like to give thanks to Dino702 for this write up & giving me permission to post it here for us. Thank you!!
1. Mercury - 95 North exit Mercury go under fwy to parking area through fence opening. Trails start from there and go through the mountains north toward Pahrump.
2. Nelson Hills - 93 South from Railroad Pass past the Dry lake turn left at the Nelson turn off go maybe six miles and turn right on power line road and close the gate behind you go another mile or so to open parking area where the big hill climbs are.
3. Knob Hill - 93 South past Nelson turn off about six miles look to your left and you'll see a long straight dirt road known as Grandpa's Rd. or the Nelson Cuttoff Rd. Stay to the right when the road forks this road will lead you to a power line road turn right and this will take you to Knob Hill. Yes you can ride to Knob Hill from Nelson Hills if you know the way.
4. Jean - I-15 South to the Sloan turn off continue south on the old L.A. hwy. until you see the dry lake then look for a paved road that leads down to the south edge of the lakebed.
5. Goodsprings - I-15 south Jean/ Goodsprings exit go west to the first (power line road) or foothills on your right or go all the way to the Goodsprings bypass/ Kingston Road (not the Sandy Valley Road) about two miles past the town and park off of Kingston Rd. Oh and don't forget to stop by the Pioneer Saloon in Goodsprings to wash the dust down after riding.
6. Ute Road - First turn off past Valley of Fire turn off on I-15 North take road north east a few miles you will go through a slot canyon parking is less than a 1/4 mile after that.
7. North Apex - I-15 North take Apex exit go under the fwy and north on the frontage rd. for a couple of miles turn right at fwy over pass rd. ( Pabco Rd.)This road crosses a couple of R.R. tracks also and is paved all the way to East Lake Mead Blvd. but you want to park about four or five miles after you go over the I-15 over pass.
8. Logandale Trails - county/ BLM maintained trail system that starts from the town of Logandale that’s I-15 North to the Logandale/ Overton exit trails are accessed from Liston Rd. in Logandale. Awesome red sandstone camping, sand riding, great for quads. http://logandaletrails.org/Topical1.pdf
9. Hell's Half Acre (Alamo) - I-15 North to 93 North just past the town of Alamo and just before Ash Springs there is a dirt road to your right that leads to an old landing strip that is now used for a staging area to access the area trails.
10. Dutchman’s Pass - 93 South from Railroad pass Casino down toward the Dry Lake. Stage at the lakebed or turn west (before the Dry lake) at the gravel pit road and go up to the dirt road that is in front of the gravel pit and turn left and go around to where the two mountains make a pass "Dutchman’s Pass" really cool technical single track (kind of like Nelson but smaller) through the hills and connected with washes on the opposite side of the mountain from the dry lake bed.
