Cyclists across the valley are gearing up for the Southern Nevada Pedal Fest this Saturday, a daylong celebration of mountain-bike and gravel riding at Floyd Lamb Park that mixes group rides and a competitive race with food trucks and a beer garden. The event runs September 19, giving riders of every skill level a chance to hit the trails, demo new bikes, and hang around for a vendor expo before the day winds down.
The festival is hosted by the Southern Nevada Mountain Biking Association alongside the City of Las Vegas and Southwest Bikes, according to runsignup.com. Organizers describe it as a gathering meant to bring together “enthusiasts of all levels for a weekend of riding, community, and unforgettable experiences,” per the same listing. Beyond the group rides, riders can expect a pump track, demonstration bikes and a vendor expo, along with a Gravel Criterium Race.
The City of Las Vegas promoted the event on social media, urging locals to “take on the trails of Southern Nevada” and inviting them to explore the mountain bike and gravel trails with group rides, demo bikes, food trucks, a beer garden and the gravel criterium race. In its post on X, the City of Las Vegas
told followers to comment “PEDAL” to sign up for the festival.
Where and When to Find the Action
The festival takes place at Floyd Lamb Park, though listings disagree on the exact street number: nevadahealthlink.com lists the address as 9100 Tule Spring Road, while the City of Las Vegas events page lists it as 9200 Tule Springs Road. Attendees should double-check with organizers before heading out. The nevadahealthlink.com listing identifies Floyd Lamb Park as the venue.
Timing is also a bit murky between sources. The city's own event listing states the festival runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on September 19, while the registration page on runsignup.com does not specify hours beyond confirming the date. Either way, organizers are pointing riders toward a full day of trail time, racing, and vendor browsing.
Admission, Parking and Registration Details
Parking is free, and the event is open to all ages, with children under 12 admitted at no cost, according to the nevadahealthlink.com listing. For everyone else, admission is listed at $12.51, which includes a drink coupon and what the listing calls “fun swag.”
Riders hoping to lock in a spot can find registration through bikesignup.com. The page identifies the event.
Whether someone's looking to test a new gravel bike, join a casual group ride, or watch competitors tear through the criterium course, Southern Nevada Pedal Fest is shaping up as a one-stop showcase of the region's cycling culture. With food trucks, a beer garden and a vendor expo rounding out the day, organizers are betting the mix of racing and casual fun will draw riders of every stripe out to Floyd Lamb Park this weekend.
