Blue Diamond

Review: This was the first trail system I have ridden in the southwest. So many miles of trails. Rent a bike from mcghies in blue diamond and ride right out the door to the trails. Everything seemed well marked and maintained. If you want a good challenge I suggest the black velvet trail.

Review: Love these desert trails!

Review: Great trail system!!! Everything from easy to very difficult. The trails are fairly well marked but it's easy to get lost out there. If you are in Vegas without your own bike, rent from McGhies. They are awesome and the bikes are very good.

Review: Overall a great ride! I'm from Florida and a novice. In Florida I deal with lose sand, exposed tree roots and pretty much zero elevation. Nevada is very different. This trail taught me a lot of critical lessons and I am sharing this for other noobs on the site: 1. Study a trail map. I didn't and wound up going on parts of a more challenging trail called "hurl." 2. Know your limits. If your out matched take your time. There is a lot of lose rock on this trail. You will slide and it can be fun just be smart. 3. Bring Lots of Water. I thought I brought enough and I didn't. I now understand that having a blather in the back pack is not just easier, it allows more volume. I rented a bike from Mcghies outpost. Great folks and the bikes a well maintained.

Review: Mostly flow trails with a mild to moderate amount of climbing. Rental a 27.5 bike with the 3 inch tires and suits this sort of trail really well. Had a blast in 75 degree weather in February.

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Review: The reviews are right on. This is a great trail and shows how much fun can be had in the desert. Moderate amount of climbing and some fast sections. The views are breathtaking. I almost got caught in a thunderstorm and would have surely been interesting if it had rained.

The town is quaint and there is a bike shop. Grab a map from the guy. It will surely help. There are tons of intersections and a map will help determine the correct path. I didn't see any Burros on this trek.

Review: Awesome trail half an hour from the strip. McGhie's outpost has great rates on rental bikes, and come with multitool, extra tube/repair kit, mini air pump, helmet, gloves, water, and great advice. It's also located about half a mile from the trailhead. Bring loads of water and suncreen. Great trails with lots of awesome flowy sections and enough pretty technical sections to keep it interesting. Only a handful and semi-difficult climbs.

Review: Nice ride, not too technical. Bring water, no trees.

Review: Started at the Bicycle Outpost at Blue Diamond town, for a map and advice - excellent service, and good to park your car there also.

My first desert tracks, and I loved the scenery. Tracks have some rocks, but only a couple of "serious" spots that potentially requiring walking.

Trails are largely unmarked - fine for locals, but does make it hard for visitors.

Review: Excellent trail for everyone