The city of north LAS vegas is proposing to extend the multi use beltway trail from decatur boulevard to north 5TH street which will include constructing approximately 4.5 miles of asphalt trail…

The City of North Las Vegas will extend its multi-use Beltway Trail from Decatur Boulevard to North 5th Street under a $5.9 million cooperative agreement awarded by the U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Nevada Region. The project will construct approximately 4.5 miles of asphalt trail with lighting, interpretive signage, wayfinding signage, regulatory signage, benches and landscaping with native drought-tolerant plants. This trail extension represents the first component of a regional trail system to be developed within the city. The trail will follow the Bruce Woodbury Beltway east, providing views of the surrounding Sheep Mountains, and include educational signage about the local landscape. Upon completion by December 2027, the urban trail will serve both commuter and recreational needs by promoting active transportation options like walking and bicycling. Funding is provided through the Southern Nevada Public Land Management Act program, which supports community-based conservation partnerships across public lands in the region.

The city of north LAS vegas is proposing to extend the multi use beltway trail from decatur boulevard to north 5TH street which will include constructing approximately 4.5 miles of asphalt trail with lighting, interpretative signage, wayfinding signage, regulatory signage, benches and landscaped with native vegetation drought tolerant plants. This extension will be the first component of the regional trail constructed within the city. The northern portion of the beltway trail will follow the bruce woodbury beltway east, offering exceptional views of the sheep mountains that flank the city. The project will also include interpretive education signage highlighting the sheep range, desert national wildlife refuge and the tule springs fossil beds national monument. The urban trail will provide a convenient active transportation route for commuters, as well as a recreational escape. Active transportation is defined as human powered modes of transportation, primarily walking and bicycling.