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Double Powerline
Moapa Valley,
Nevada
(Clark County)
Last Updated:
02/18/2023
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Double Powerlinel, located near Moapa Valley, is an excellent alternative for off-road users looking to access other trails without traveling on the highway. The route easily and quickly connects two popular OHV regions. The trail crosses underneath large power lines while traveling through sections of private property. The route can be combined with other published trails to make for a long and memorable overland route. The terrain in the area varies from rolling sand hills and jagged ridgelines. Sections of the route offer a glimpse into the Muddy River basin, where the ribbon of dense vegetation stands in stark contrast.
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Rated
3/5
Visited: 03/07/2023
Trail description is pretty accurate. Only thing I disagree with is a 2WD being able to run it as there are parts that are pretty steep. One part when you drop in close-ish to the river could get very muddy if it has rained a lot.
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4/5
Visited: 12/26/2022
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The trail is very short and easy. There's only one pretty rocky hill where I put my car into 4-low. The scenery is quite nice and there are some "detours" you can take, some of those can get a bit sandy.
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Rated
3/5
Visited: 01/11/2020
We found this trail by accident when looking for a way to get to town, without having to air up our tires after Weiser Valley. We connected this with Bowman Res. and Mormon Mesa to travel all the way up to the Gold Butte region. The trail wasn't hard at all and can be completed in 2wd with most vehicles. We went back into the area with private property to get a look at the river area but couldn't reach the water because of the No Trespassing signage.
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Rated
4/5
Visited: 12/21/2019
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