Last updated: May 14, 2024
Thing to Do
Hike the Callville Summit Trail

NPS/A. Cattoir
The trailhead leaves from the dump station parking lot across from the Callville Bay campground. There is also a more direct route to the expansive view using a strenuous and steeper trail that leaves from trash collection area of the campground. From the summit, take in views looking over Callville Bay and Lake Mead. Other social trails lead down to the water and can be seen leading to even further hikes and enjoyment.
Remember heat kills, be summer-smart and opt to hike when temperatures are cooler.
Remember heat kills, be summer-smart and opt to hike when temperatures are cooler.
Trail Information
- Trailhead: DIRECTIONS
- Parking: Parking is at trailhead leaves from the dump station parking lot across from the Callville Bay campground.
- Distance: 2.9 miles roundtrip
- Elevation Gain: 349 ft. elevation change
- Difficulty: Moderate
- THIS TRAIL IS NOT MAINTAINED
- Services: Accessible pit toilets nearby, trash/litter receptacles.
Details
Duration
1-4 Hours
Duration represents the time it would take to complete the entire trail roundtrip.
Activity
Front-Country Hiking
- Drinking water is available at the nearby Callville Bay Resort.
Pets Allowed
Yes
- Pets must be kept on a leash not to exceed six feet in length at all times.
- Pets should not be left unattended.
- We require that you clean up after your pet at all times.
Activity Fee
Yes
Callville Summit Trail is in a fee area, like the rest of the park. Keep your park pass or proof of admission with your vehicle for rangers to inspect.
Reservations
No
Season
Year Round
Remember heat kills, be summer-smart and opt to hike when temperatures are cooler. If you do choose to hike during the summer, rangers recommend starting early in the morning or later in the evening when the weather is slightly cooler. Remember to pack enough water for your entire trip.
Accessibility Information
This trail is not considered accessible.