As you begin pedaling up the sandy trails, you'll quickly leave the city behind as you journey deeper into BLM land. This trail system offers a seemingly endless sea of connecting and intersecting trails, which may make the navigation seem a bit confusing. Some of the trails are better for mountain biking than others, so be sure to refer to this recommended route to reach some of the best-quality singletrack pedaling.

As you head deeper into the trail system, the smooth, mostly flat trails begin to gain and lose a little more elevation, and some of the short climbs and descents on the trails themselves can be a bit steep. While still non-technical, some of these short, steep climbs and descents may pose a problem to a true beginner rider. But in spite of that, this route has still been given an "Easy" FATMAP rating, as overall, these trails are quite achievable.

Thanks to the interconnecting trails, you can easily craft a route that's as long or as short as you desire. It's very easy to cut this loop down by utilizing one of the many cross trails. If you're getting tired, there's no shame in turning back.

However, if you persevere and make it all the way out to the 701 Loop, you'll be rewarded with some of the best views in the trail system. To the west, a small mountain range towers above you, with beautiful rock cliffs surrounded by rolling foothills. It's hard to believe that this wild desert landscape is located so close to the metropolis of Las Vegas, but if you pedal out here to see it, you will believe it!