Colorado River Heritage Greenway Trails

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Colorado River Heritage Greenway Trails

Colorado River Heritage Greenway Trails Overview

There are four developed trailheads and a pedestrian overpass to access several miles of Laughlin’s northern Colorado riverfront. The trail system offering a variety of walks and hikes, practical fishing nodes and a fully appointed day-use park, with Davis Dam as its backdrop, are main features.

Colorado River Heritage Greenway Trails Trailheads

The Bridge Trailhead starts above the parking lot at the corner of State Road 163 and Casino Drive. Trailhead amenities include parking, restroom, and water.
The Equestrian Trailhead is located on Davis Dam Road north of SR 163. This is the starting point for the Equestrian Trail, the Dam Overlook Trail, and the Desert Trail. The Trailheads start to the right of the facilities. Trailhead amenities included vault toilets and limited parking. There are corals and parking for horse trailers.
The Northreach Trailhead starts north of the Bridge Trailhead and is reachable from westbound SR163 (Casino Drive northbound then left on SR163, take the 1st right). Trailhead amenities include parking, restrooms, and water.
The Pyramid Canyon Trailhead is located on Davis Dam Road across the River from Davis Dam. The Trailhead to the River Front Trail starts just south of the entrance to the Pyramid Canyon. Trailhead amenities include parking, restrooms, and water. There are shelters available with BBQ grills for picnicking. The shelters can be reserved for group use by contacting the Clark County Parks and Recreation Department in Laughlin, NV.

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