Nevada Hiking Trails and Wilderness Areas

• Tahoe Rim Trail 165 mile loop trail with 9 trailheads. The trail is open when the snow has melted off in the summer (mid-June) until the snow starts in the fall (late October).
• Mount Rose Trail/Mount Rose Wilderness Area 20 mile trail with a wide variety of plants and wildlife.
• Ophir Creek Trail/Davis Creek Country Park – A 12 mile trail with waterfall and a variety of wildlife.
• Ruby Mountain and East Humboldt Wilderness A 10.6 mile trail with high alpine lakes. Elevations range from 6,000 to 11,000 feet.
• The Table Mountain Wilderness 98,000 acres with more than 100 miles of trails.
• The Mount Charleston Wilderness 43,000 acres with a variety of day hikes including Charleston Peak - South (16 miles), Charleston Peak - North (17 miles), Griffith Peak (9.5 miles), McFarland Peak (13 miles), Mummy's Chin (8 miles), Mummy Mountain (8.5 miles).
• Mokelumne Wilderness 55,000 acres with approximately 30 miles of trails.
• The Hoover Wilderness 47,930 acres with a variety of trails offering steep, narrow canyons and meander across open meadows. A permit is required for overnight trips.
• The Carson-Iceberg Wilderness 160,000 acres with nearly 100 miles of trails offering several streams, lakes and waterfalls. An overnight permit is required.
• The Arc Dome Wilderness 115,000 acres with several trails providing access to the Arc Dome's rugged mountain terrain.
• The Alta Toquima Wilderness 38,000 acres with a variety of vegetation.
• Santa Rosa-Paradise Peak Wilderness 31,000 acres. A rarely visited place with rugged granitic rock formations, abundant spring wildflowers and wide, sweeping basins above pockets of aspen trees.