Las Vegas Blvd
The park's green line from the Bluebird chair: a wide, mellow traverse with easy switchbacks that swings out toward Ponderosa before rolling back to the lodge.
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Right now at the trailhead
Get the GPS file
Scan with a friend's phone, or tap below. Then open it in your ride app.
- iPhone: tap Download, open it from the Downloads bar, then Share → Trailforks, Strava or Garmin.
- Android: tap Download, then open the file and pick your app.
- Garmin: or drag it into Garmin Connect → Courses → Import on a computer.
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Getting there
Park at Lee Canyon base area lot
6725 Lee Canyon Rd (end of NV-156), Las Vegas, NV 89124
- Main resort lot just above the base lodge. The resort site lists no parking fee for summer, but confirm before you go. No cell service on the drive up, so save directions first.
- Start and finish are the same spot. Follow the cue sheet and the arrows on the map.
Cue sheet
| 0.0 | Snake Eyessingletrack via Bluebird chair top · Top split | 0.2 mi |
| 0.2 | Las Vegas Blvdsingletrack via Ponderosa turn · Base lodge | 2.1 mi |
| 2.3 | Back at Lee Canyon base area lot |
Know before you go
- Lift-served only: ride the Bluebird chair up and pedal nothing but the descent. A bike park lift ticket is required; buy it online at leecanyonlv.com, where prices vary by day (a 2026 Review-Journal report put the starting price at $15, and online tickets include a $10 resort credit).
- 2026 schedule: open daily through Oct 18, then bonus weekends Fri to Mon, Oct 23 to 26 and Oct 30 to Nov 2. Lift hours run roughly 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays and later on weekends; check the resort schedule page the day you go.
- This is the resort's green trail, signed Las Vegas Blvd. About 680 ft of drop over a bit more than 2 miles, the gentlest grade in the park.
- At the top split, follow the green signs; the blue and black lines leave the same junction and drop much faster.
- Every trail in the bike park is downhill only. Riding or hiking up the bike trails is not allowed, helmets and closed-toe shoes are required, and e-bikes are banned on the singletrack. A full-face helmet and pads are strongly recommended and come with a rental bike.
- High Pines, the orange trail on the resort map, is for hiking and uphill biking only. Do not descend it.
Ride smart
- Water: plan on about 0.5 L for this ride. There's none on the trail.
- Signal is spotty. Tell someone your route and your time back.
- Emergency: call 911 and say "Las Vegas Blvd ride, parked at Lee Canyon base area lot, Lee Canyon Bike Park", plus the coordinates from Locate me.
- Wildlife: give horses, burros and anything with horns room, and never feed them.
- Stay on trail. Desert crust and mountain soil take decades to heal.
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