1251 Hwy 95, Bullhead City 

86429 - (928) 763-0158.

Community Park has beach access of almost a mile that you can stroll along the water. Area also offers children’s splash pad, buoyed swim beach, 3 lane boat launch, dog park and fish cleaning station. 

900 Ricardo Ave, Bullhead City 

86442 - 928-763-0158

Eight paved hiking trails with various interpretive signage. Boardwalk has beach access, fishing, ramadas, benches and picnic tables for relaxing and enjoying the area. 

Laughlin, NV 

89029 –702-455-8200 

(Laughlin River Walk) This low grade 2.8 mile trail system is located near Laughlin River Lodge and Don Laughlin’s Riverside Resort casinos at the pedestrian bridge, west of the Laughlin Bridge. Bridge Trailhead is the starting point for the Riverwalk Exploration Trail and as you walk across the bridge, you will find a map with routes to choose from. 

2345 Highway 95, Bullhead City, AZ  96442  –

Paved asphalt loop walkway that you can walk, bike or run. Landscape and picnic ramadas along the walkway. 

2315 Balboa Drive – Bullhead City, AZ  86442  –

928-763-0158 – 3.2 miles of walking trail along the Colorado River. Beach access, picnic tables, ramadas and fishing pier available for you to enjoy. 

2690 Katherine Dr, Bullhead City, AZ 86429 –  

Fisherman’s Trail is a defined one mile trail leading to Turkey Cove. A long sandy cove with minimal trail climbed through several low hills. 

Lake View Trail is on the southern end of Lake Mohave just north of Bullhead City and Laughlin. This moderate 4.7 mile round trip is somewhat uneven with some elevation changes. You will come upon several coves along the trail which will end at Telephone Cove. Trail is not maintained. 

 1.5 miles – Challenging – Out and Back – This trail near Oatman is for experienced hikers. Lots of loose rock and cliffs. 

3.30 miles – Moderate – Elevation gain ??? Located on Spirit Mountain near Laughlin, NV. Grapevine Canyon is known for over 700 petroglyphs and is on the United States National Register of Historic Places. There are scrambling over rocks and boulders with many rock shelters. Depending on the season, there may be a water stream at the end of the trail. 

2.40 miles – Moderate – Elevation gain 324ft – Out & Back 

Old wagon road from 1870’s with wagon wheel ruts. Unique rock formations with views. 

2.9 miles near Golden Valley – Moderately challenging – Trail for walking and hiking. May come across wild donkey’s. Depending on the season, creek may be flowing and there may be a 15’ waterfall. 

8.6 miles – Elevation gain 626ft – Loop – Near Kingman – Moderately challenging route for hiking, horseback riding and mountain biking. Very scenic and a hidden gem. 

6.4 miles – Elevation gain 1076ft – Out and Back – Moderately challenging trail for hiking, horseback riding and mountain biking. Interesting granite rock formations. Zero shade. 

11.2 miles – Elevation gain 1929ft – Out and Back – Moderate trail for hiking and horseback riding. Experienced with elevation changes as rocky in spots. Beautiful scenic views. No shade. 

9.90 miles – Moderate – Elevation gain 1164ft – Loop – Moderately challenging route. Popular trail for hiking and off road driving. Great views. 

12.2 miles – Elevation gain 1049ft – Point to Point – Moderately challenging to technical. Popular off road driving. 

3.40 miles – Moderate – Elevation gain 429ft – Out & Back 

Quiet, peaceful with beautiful scenery and great views of petroglyphs. 

1.6 miles – Elevation gain 243ft – Loop – Moderate sandy then rocky to viewpoint. View at top of 360 degree panorama of surrounding mountains. Information panels along the hike.

Kingman – 11 miles of trail systems with 15 trail systems that offers an unique forest experience in Mohave County – Trail System map is located at our Bullhead Area Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center.