Lone Mountain Park

Highlights

A versatile northwest Las Vegas horse stop with practical facilities and unexpectedly scenic mountain-edge views.

Riding

This is a mixed-use horse day: perhaps a little arena work, perhaps a shorter trail outing, all with that open Las Vegas foothill feel nearby. It is less about epic distance and more about quality, flexible saddle time.

Trailer parking

The park’s equestrian arena and round pens make trailer-based arrivals relatively easy, especially for schooling-focused outings and shorter local rides

Horse regulations

Observe all posted city and park equestrian rules, including arena use guidelines and shared-space etiquette. Check current conditions and availability if you are planning around events or heavier public use periods.

Getting here

The equestrian setup makes this especially approachable for hauled-in horses. If you want a place where unloading feels organized and you can decide between schooling and light trail time, Lone Mountain is a smart pick.

Planning your visit

A good all-purpose option for schooling, light conditioning, or a shorter scenic ride. Early or late-day timing usually gives the most comfortable desert-edge experience.

Where to stay

There is no horse camping, but the location is easy to integrate into a Las Vegas stay. It is useful for travelers who want horse time without committing a full day to a remote desert drive.