Clark County, Nevada held a groundbreaking ceremony for the Red Rock Legacy Trail, a project that will create a new trail in the Red Rock Canyon area. Community leaders attended the event to mark the start of construction, as reported by the Clark County.
Clark County, Nevada announced on its official social media account that construction has started on a nearly 19-mile trail connecting the northern edge of Summerlin to Blue Diamond Road. The trail will be open to both cyclists and pedestrians and will provide access to the Red Rock National Conservation Area. The project was developed with input from residents and the group Save Red Rock. It involves local, state, and federal agencies, including the Nevada Department of Transportation, U.S. Bureau of Land Management, and the Federal Highway Administration.
“This morning community leaders celebrated the start of construction on the Red Rock Legacy Trail!” according to the Clark County on their X account. The new trail is planned for recreational use by cyclists, families, and others, and is intended to support safety, outdoor activity, and environmental preservation.
This morning community leaders celebrated the start of construction on the Red Rock Legacy Trail!
— Clark County Nevada (@ClarkCountyNV) July 2, 2025
The Red Rock Legacy Trail is designed to provide a safe, accessible way for cyclists and pedestrians to experience Red Rock Canyon, the trail will span nearly 19 miles and connect… pic.twitter.com/g5zlgklwY8
