NVNevada rankings

Towns with the most trails in Nevada

Ranked by miles of mapped hiking and walking trails per square mile of town. 41 towns with 2,500+ residents.

U.S. Census ACS 2020–2024 5-year

Ely
Nevada · Most trails

Where Ely lands: #6 of 41

4.1 mi / sq mi miles of trail per square mile · Visit Ely →

#TownTrail miles per sq miTrail milesParks & preserves
1 Cold Springs Cold Springs11,321 people 4.9 mi / sq mi 43.0 mi 4
2 Map of Johnson Lane Johnson Lane6,467 people 4.6 mi / sq mi 100.4 mi 4
3 Sun Valley Sun Valley22,228 people 4.3 mi / sq mi 62.6 mi 5
4 West Wendover West Wendover4,514 people 4.3 mi / sq mi 31.9 mi 3
5 Hawthorne Hawthorne2,809 people 4.2 mi / sq mi 7.6 mi 1
6 Ely Ely3,929 people 4.1 mi / sq mi 31.3 mi 3
7 Yerington Yerington3,150 people 4.1 mi / sq mi 120.3 mi 3
8 Map of Indian Hills Indian Hills5,527 people 3.8 mi / sq mi 55.3 mi 5
9 Incline Village Incline Village9,272 people 3.7 mi / sq mi 80.4 mi 3
10 Map of Summerlin South Summerlin South31,354 people 3.3 mi / sq mi 32.1 mi 8
11 Carson Carson58,384 people 3.3 mi / sq mi 511.1 mi 27
12 Winnemucca Winnemucca8,361 people 3.1 mi / sq mi 30.0 mi 4
13 Henderson Henderson332,141 people 3.0 mi / sq mi 367.9 mi 91
14 Enterprise Enterprise240,464 people 3.0 mi / sq mi 196.8 mi 14
15 Lemmon Valley4,412 people 2.9 mi / sq mi 50.2 mi 3
16 Silver Springs Silver Springs5,060 people 2.9 mi / sq mi 219.2 mi 3
17 Whitney Whitney47,221 people 2.9 mi / sq mi 19.4 mi 4
18 Map of Moapa Valley Moapa Valley6,684 people 2.3 mi / sq mi 101.6 mi 5
19 Elko Elko20,696 people 2.2 mi / sq mi 38.3 mi 10
20 Fernley Fernley24,225 people 2.0 mi / sq mi 261.6 mi 7
21 Spanish Springs Spanish Springs17,980 people 2.0 mi / sq mi 109.8 mi 4
22 Las Vegas Las Vegas660,400 people 2.0 mi / sq mi 277.0 mi 118
23 Map of Gardnerville Ranchos Gardnerville Ranchos12,114 people 1.8 mi / sq mi 18.7 mi 4
24 Reno Reno273,212 people 1.8 mi / sq mi 200.7 mi 87
25 Dayton Dayton15,781 people 1.8 mi / sq mi 62.5 mi 8
26 Sparks Sparks110,024 people 1.8 mi / sq mi 65.0 mi 53
27 Battle Mountain Battle Mountain3,518 people 1.8 mi / sq mi 10.7 mi 3
28 Boulder City Boulder City14,919 people 1.7 mi / sq mi 364.4 mi 9
29 Mesquite Mesquite22,059 people 1.5 mi / sq mi 47.6 mi 16
30 Washoe Valley Washoe Valley3,315 people 1.3 mi / sq mi 6.6 mi 3
31 Pahrump Pahrump47,347 people 1.3 mi / sq mi 417.4 mi 11
32 Sunrise Manor Sunrise Manor200,218 people 1.3 mi / sq mi 42.2 mi 14
33 Gardnerville Gardnerville5,486 people 1.1 mi / sq mi 5.3 mi 3
34 Map of Laughlin Laughlin8,789 people 0.9 mi / sq mi 15.5 mi 3
35 North Las Vegas North Las Vegas278,595 people 0.8 mi / sq mi 85.0 mi 46
36 Nellis AFB5,087 people 0.8 mi / sq mi 2.1 mi 1
37 Minden Minden3,707 people 0.8 mi / sq mi 2.9 mi 2
38 Fallon Fallon9,463 people 0.7 mi / sq mi 2.5 mi 3
39 Spring Creek Spring Creek14,739 people 0.6 mi / sq mi 31.9 mi 1
40 Paradise Paradise185,913 people 0.5 mi / sq mi 22.1 mi 16
41 Spring Valley Spring Valley219,187 people 0.4 mi / sq mi 14.2 mi 19

How this ranking works

We rank every town by miles of mapped hiking and walking trails per square mile of town. Paths, bridleways, woods roads and footways in parks count; sidewalks don't. Towns need at least a mile of trail to be ranked. Trails come from OpenStreetMap, so a well-mapped town can edge out an equally trail-rich one that's mapped less thoroughly. The town with the highest figure ranks #1.

Only towns with at least 2,500 residents are ranked; Census estimates for smaller places are too uncertain. Population and income: U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 5-year estimates. Trails, streets and parks: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Conserved land: USGS PAD-US. Measured within each town's Census boundary. Town photos: Wikimedia Commons, credited on each town’s page.

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