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Lake Mead National Recreation Area View of Lake Mead near sunset
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Lake Mead National Recreation Area
Biking
Two people on bicycles at Lake Mead National Recreation Area

Cyclists enjoying a challenging ride

Please use extreme caution when bicycling on park roads as some areas have low visibility, no shoulder and are steep with windy turns.

Approved backcountry roads are marked with a yellow arrow sign with a number on it. Please stay on the roads so our fragile desert soils stay protected.

It is always a good idea to carry plenty of water, cycle with a friend, and let someone know your itinerary.

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A flowering Mohave Yucca

Did You Know?
The Native Americans utilized the many resources the Mojave Desert offered. The Mojave yucca provided materials for mats, sandals, nets, baskets, and rope. Its cucumber-like fruit was an important food source in the spring.
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Last Updated: July 30, 2009 at 18:51 MST