The walking path is accessed on one end at a park. The other end appears to be connected to a…read morepublic sidewalk. It is a linear walking trail; not looping around. It was nice. Because it is linear, at one point, we had to turn around and walk back to the vehicle.

"Walk towards the good in life and one day you will arrive." Atticus…read more Happy is a state of being that YOU need to find and achieve on a personal level. Is happy something that you can have? A few years ago, the answer to this question might of come out wrong. I live happy in aiding and making sure that those around me are happy. My happy comes in sharing my joy among others. One joy that I have made mine over the years is walking. I can remember back to when I was a wee bitty thing, walking and running was a freedom that released all stress and anxiety. In high school I was in track and field. You get out on the field, all you can see is a hurdle; now run and jump. Empty your mind. You have to become one with the movement that your conducting. As I proceeded through life; life happened with marriage and family commitments. Now that the children are more independent it's time to rekindle a happy that once shaped me. This walking path gives me that old found joy in a new setting where I can find some new happiness for me. Someone the other day told me that, "happy looks good on you." For the longest time, I was lost in translation not knowing where to go. Sure the day to day mundane of living is never over unless your ready to give up living. The type of joy I am finding is something that is new. These pages have yet to be written. Leave something alone for long enough and it bites; this time around a second chance comes for me. My happy has been a work in process that has yet to be set. All those walks and silent moments that I spent on this path. Wondering what will be? Wondering if I could be? Wondering why I am being? Now remembering all these moments that led me to here and now. Happy is a bliss that we can just have. As a Leo my laughter and joy inspire so many individuals to be more than they can be. Achieve and reach incredible heights. All those that I touch with my words makes me feel so blessed. Happy is something that I can give to others, but achieving and discovering it's true rare ability is always seemingly beyond my reach. Don't take this the wrong way; the happy that I'm talking about is that true freedom that sets your soul on fire. It's the passion in life that leads to abilities beyond our realm of thinking . Can we achieve these goals? Yes? Perhaps no?! This is your journey of self discovery. It's time to begin. Look through a new lenses without blinking. Believe and you will always achieve. Walk it out, this is the reason for choosing this particular walking point. I'm rediscovering me. What makes me tick? What kind of tock are you? The trees as you pass one after another are mile markers along the path to the new form of you. Walk with me and discover the new and real you. Let nature inspire and shine for you! I'm willing to waste my time here and just learn to find the more important and complex me. I have arrived and know what my happy looks like. Find some happy beyond yourself in a little few moments that we can steal away from life for ourselves. The journey to self discovery starts now!

This hike is like Mountains Edge exploration park hike x10!…read moreLove the that it's in the Valley and not too far from my house but still a pretty long hike with multiple little trails.

Love the trail. It has a very good view if you go further up. I'll do it again. Highly recommended.read more

Love the long walking path behind the baseball fields! It's perfect for a run or walk as you don't…read moreneed to worry about cars flying on by. My friend and I brought her kiddos to ride their scooter and bike around while we walked and talked. The trail says 1.26 miles, but from the parking lot near the baseball fields around and back down on Mountains Edge my watch read 1.80 miles. Lots to do with the playground on the other side along with the soccer field. A nice pavilion to have gatherings too. While the kids on the e-bikes sometimes come through, they aren't supposed to, and that makes it a little dangerous. Overall a nice park!

This park has everything one can want in a park and more. Expensive walking trails, multiple…read moreplaygrounds, baseball fields, soccer field, large picnic areas, etc. If you like to walk, the paths here are large and offer longer paths for you to get your steps in with pretty scenery. Definitely a nice park outing for all to be had here.

Very beautiful and well maintained trail that is paved. It goes around the park and gives amazing…read moreviews on the mountains. Seating regularly and also dog poop bags provided.

More Like the Frontier's Edge Trail…read more    Situated in the southwest corner of the Las Vegas valley where the Mountains Edge Community merges with the open desert is a 1.26 mile mult-use paved trail. It is the Mountains Edge Trail. To me, it is the shining star of the Mountains Edge Regional Park which has kept me coming back for more hikes. It was only til recently that this became a separate Yelp listing from the Mountains Edge Regional Park. Prior to my most recent experience here I had checked in at the Mountains Edge Regional Park when I hiked on this trail.   The Mountains Edge Trail is an oval shaped trail with the lengthy segments traveling east and west. It is roughly bounded by Mountains Edge Parkway to the north, Buffalo Drive to the east, Cactus Drive to the south, and Durango Drive to the west. The main trailhead is by the playground near the northeast corner of Mountains Edge Regional Park. This is a relatively flat paved trail. My preference is to hike the trail clockwise. Hiking on it clockwise from the vicinity of the playground, the trail approaches a gentle curve transitioning it from an eastbound to a southbound direction. Approaching the curve there is a view of a church and gardens. The trail connects directly to the meandering trails of the garden. Being that it is an oval shaped trail it soon changes from a southbound to a westbound direction. The lengthy westbound segment of the trail is my favorite. Although there are new homes replacing acres of the desert, there continues to be breathtaking views of the desert reaching towards the mountains and picturesque nature frontier contiguous to Red Rock Canyon. The sinuous trail brings out the best of this frontier's edge vista. These smooth curves transition the trail scenery so that trail users like me are not constantly facing west. Development in the park has also transitioned the trail vistas. What had been open desert in the center of the oval is now a soccer field complex and parking lot. In a sinuous fashion the trail continues to meander westbound where the soccer fields revert to open space (for now). After this long and scenic segment, the trail follows Durango Drive for a brief distance. It soon changes to eastbound where it doubles up as a walking path for Mountains Edge Parkway. Headed back towards the playground there is a grand entrance view of the new soccer fields. Here there is a cool soccer ball sculpture and an abundance of parking. This alleviates the parking shortage that I experienced first-hand during peak times in the park. East of the new soccer fields, Mountains Edge Trail branches away from Mountains Edge Parkway into the main trailhead at the playground.   I am very impressed with the cleanliness and condition of Mountains Edge Trail along with the namesake regional park. Normally It is common to find some graffiti on signing and fixtures along hiking trails. Especially along segments in undeveloped areas. Not here! On a scale from 1 to 5 on "condition and upkeep" I awaard it 5 stars.   I started out the review with the heading "Frontier's Edge."  There is still enough connected undeveloped land south of the Mountains Edge Trail to connect it to the picturesque desert reaching towards Red Rock Canyon that would create a desert panhandle. As an avid hiker I hope that the powers to be create permanent open space bridging the trail to the desert. This panhandle of open desert would also connect it to the nearby James Brown Trail. Essentially the Mountains Edge Trail would connect to the true mountain's edge of the Las Vegas valley creating a hiking destination and better quality of life. Every time I hike on the Mountains Edge Trail the questions are "Will this be the last time that I will see this picturesque desert vista from the Mountains Edge Trail?" "The next time I hike here, will it be a desert oasis surrounded by the next wave of development marching towards the mountains?"    Whether it joins a panhandle of desert connecting to the frontier by Red Rock or surrounded by the next wave of development I recommend Mountains Edge Trail. Now for the ultimate hiking experience in Mountains Edge I recommend hiking the 1.24 Mountains Edge Trail with Shoelace Mountain in the close-by Exploration Park. In conclusion I give Mountains Edge Trail my 4 Star approval.

This newer, well-maintained park is a great spot for a short walking loop and to take in some city…read moreand mountain views. You can also take the trail up the mountain, which is nice. There is a playground, picnic area, basketball court, and large grass area too. Overall, a great way to spend some time and get some exercise on.

Nice park. There are trails to go up the hill. You get a nice view of the strip. Also a lot of area…read morefor my kids to ride their scooters and roller blade.

This park is so nice and unique. Lot's of peacocks, birds, and baby ground squirrels hangout here…read moreso prepare to be amazed. The western themed tables, decor, building (like the bathroom), and playground are very nice and add to the ambiance. There is a nice walking path, an equestrian area, playground, and picnic areas too. Such a nice park in a central location.

Love The Wagon Covered Picnic Tables. A Cute hidden gem with Shade! We came during the week day…read moreand it was clean and quiet.

Not really "caves" in the standard sense, but little scoops in the cliff side. If you are going to…read morehike around the hills nearby you can check them out , but not worth making a trip just to see a bunch of trashed out holes in the wall.

They plan to fill these caves here soon. Perhaps they already have…read more As beautiful and exciting as these caves are to explore unfortunately people trash them. There was broken glass, cigarette butts, empty water bottles, trash, and graffiti everywhere. I don't mind graffiti as much if it's neat or artistic because it reminds me of modern day petroglyphs but I'm not a fan of hateful imagery. (As I'm sure most people aren't.) You can drive or hike up to the caves. We always opted to hike. We brought snacks and had our lunch and ate with a spectacular view from one of the higher openings we climbed to. These caves are old plaster mines and deep inside it looks like the walls of the cave have glitter mixed into the rocks. It is beautiful. We took string for a guide, 2 head lamps, 2 flashlights, and extra extra extra batteries. (We had no idea how deep the caves are but I'd guess only half mile or so.)

I've been to this park numerous times and have been coming here for years. However, I haven't…read morereturned in quite some time... several years to be exact. It looks as though the park has the typical/normal wear and tear of any park that's been around for years in this harsh desert climate. With that being said it's still a pretty good park. They have restrooms, water fountains, two full tennis courts, a basketball court, Big and little kid playground areas, swing sets, a large properly maintenance grass field where lots of kids have been known to practice soccer in. They also have a fitness area as well as a jogging path that I've had the pleasure of using to burn off those pesky calories. Lastly, they have one gazebo area as well as a frequently visited ice cream truck. Hence the reason to burn off those calories, lol.

This is a great park with expansive walking trails and lots of park offerings like a playground,…read morepicnic areas, soccer area, etc. I feel like if you didn't live right here or know about it, you may miss out on how expansive this park truly is. It's a great spot for a workout and a long walk. The park is in beautiful condition, minus some trash overflowing throughout the park trash bins when I visited. It seemed busy with lots of people. The parking lot was full, but there was plenty of off street parking as well. A great upbeat vibe for a park with lots of active people here enjoying the outdoors.