Las Vegas

For a steady run in Las Vegas, heading to a park is usually more practical than running the crowded Strip. Sunset Park is near the airport; the Wetlands and Floyd Lamb Park offer longer outings elsewhere in the valley.

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Sunset Park

Airport & southeast valley

3.1 km Loop

Clark County Wetlands Park

Eastern valley

6.0 km Out & back

Floyd Lamb Park

Northwestern valley

3.9 km Out & back

Map data: © OpenStreetMap contributors · OpenFreeMap · OpenMapTiles

Where to run in Las Vegas

Sunset Park

The pond and developed park paths give a shorter outing with nearby recreation facilities.

Approx. distance3.1 km

Underfoot

Paved pedestrian paths

Start here

On the north-shore pond path in Sunset Park.

Follow the connected northern park paths around the pond and recreation lawns, then return to the north shore.

Getting there

Take RTC route 212 on Sunset Road to the Sunset Park area near Eastern Avenue, or take a taxi to the park, then walk to the pond.

Before you go

Plan for sun and dry air; take water and check event closures before traveling.

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Clark County Wetlands Park

A longer out-and-back links the Nature Preserve’s ponds with Duck Creek Trail, away from the casino corridors.

Approx. distance6.0 km

Underfoot

Paved paths and compacted natural surfaces

Start here

At the Mesquite Way walking-trail junction just northeast of Wetlands Park Nature Center.

Follow the Nature Preserve’s public paths south to the Duck Creek Trail and its trailhead, then return along the same route. Do not attempt the full Wetlands Loop Trail.

Getting there

Take a taxi or drive to the Wetlands Park Nature Center, then use the public trail entrance.

Before you go

Use signed public trails in daylight; the full Wetlands Loop is not continuously passable.

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Floyd Lamb Park

Lakes and old ranch grounds offer a greener setting for a park visit away from the resort corridor.

Approx. distance3.9 km

Underfoot

Paved paths and compacted natural surfaces

Start here

At the public pond path near the historic Tule Springs Ranch area.

Follow the public pond paths northeast to the trail junction shown as the turnaround on the saved map, beyond the ponds, then retrace the same paths.

Getting there

Take a taxi or drive to Floyd Lamb Park via Tule Springs Road. Check gate hours and vehicle fees before the trip.

Before you go

Check admission and gate times; stay on formal paths and give wildlife room.

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More places to run

Angel Park Trail

A paved option in the western valley, from Bruce Trent Park toward Angel Park.

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Bonanza Trail

A signed urban trail linking western parks, with road crossings to plan around.

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Sources & route notes

Researched using the official visitor and park sources below; not checked on foot. Maps and GPX files use the same saved OpenStreetMap pedestrian paths. Distances are measured from that geometry and rounded for display; actual running distance can vary. Check local notices for access, gate hours and diversions.

Researched October 17, 2026