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Pahrump

Featured Trail Near Pahrump, NV!

This large area features miles of desert trails that tie into the neighboring area of Cold Creek. The terrain is a nice mix of hard pack, sand and gravel washes plus rocky double track that wind through various sage and scrub brush at lower elevations and juniper/bristlecone pine forest at higher elevations.

One of the main highlights is the main 4x4 trail known as Wheeler Pass heads north and eventually passes by the Tecopa Charcoal Ovens which was built back in 1875. The trails are open year-round but the best time to visit is during the spring and fall months. During winter months expect snow covered conditions the higher you climb in elevation.

Services in town, including several RV parks, are in close proximity. Established primitive trail heads available but for those looking for designated campgrounds try McWilliams and Fletcher View Campgrounds. Both offer shaded RV sites but no direct offroad access to the OHV trails.

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