About hiking in Douglas County

Douglas County, Nevada has 36 named trails tagged for hiking, covering 100 miles, an average of 2.8 miles each. The longest is Tahoe Rim Trail, at 23.8 miles. 6 run 5 miles or longer.

What the hiking trails in Douglas County are like

By length, 21 are under a mile, 9 run 1 to 5 miles, and 6 are 5 miles or longer.

Of the 25 with a difficulty rating, 8 easy, 16 moderate, and 1 hard. Of the 36 with measured elevation, Tahoe Rim Trail climbs the most, about 42,893 ft, and 8 gain 1,000 ft or more.

All 36 hiking trails, longest first

Tahoe Rim TrailHike23.8 mi Clear Creek TrailHikeMTB16.7 mi Genoa Peak RoadHikeMTB10.2 mi Sierra Canyon TrailHikeMTB9.8 mi Kingsbury Stinger TrailHikeMTB5.2 mi Genoa LoopHikeMTB5.0 mi Pinyon TrailHike4.0 mi Tahoe Rim Trail Daggett North LoopHikeMTB3.4 mi Van Sickle TrailHikeMTB3.3 mi Eagle Ridge LoopHikeMTB2.3 mi Lower StingerHikeMTB1.7 mi Fay-Luther-Jobs Peak Ranch TrailHike1.6 mi Valley View LoopHikeMTB1.4 mi K to K TrailHikeMTB1.2 mi Captain Pomin TrailHikeMTB1.2 mi James Lee LoopsHike0.9 mi Castle Rock TrailHike0.9 mi Clear Creek ConnectorHikeMTB0.7 mi Kingsbury South/Stagecoach AccessHikeMTB0.6 mi The Far Side Boulders ApproachHike0.6 mi Dirt pathHikeMTB0.6 mi Old Clear Creek RoadHikeMTB0.5 mi Tahoe Rim Trail Kingsbury North Trailhead SpurHikeMTB0.5 mi East Brockliss LoopHike0.4 mi Martin SloughHike0.4 mi School ConnectorHikeMTB0.4 mi Olympic TrailHikeMTB0.4 mi Zephyr Cove Bike Path (Warrior Way to ZC)HikeMTB0.4 mi Lam Watah Historic TrailHikeMTB0.3 mi Kahle/Rabe MeadowHikeMTB0.3 mi Castle Rock Climber trailHike0.3 mi Lower K to K TrailHikeMTB0.3 mi Stinger to TRT ConnectorHikeMTB0.2 mi TramwayHike0.2 mi Porcupine TrailHike0.2 mi Lookout TrailHike0.1 mi

← All Douglas County trails

Trail geometry from OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed ODbL. Elevation from the USGS 3D Elevation Program. Compiled and published by Trailmonger · trail data last rebuilt September 24, 2026.