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The American Discovery trail spans the entirety of the United States, crossing 16 different states. It is typically traveled East to West and split into four regions, Eastern, Central-Northern, Central-Southern, and Western. In total the southern route of the trail is 5,057 miles and the northern route is 4,834 miles. Although considered easy, some sections of the trail travel through very remote places with little to no services or natural resources.
The trail is typically travel by hikers and bicyclists. Equestrians can travel on the majority of the trails, but not all.
The Nevada portion of the American Discovery Trail is comprised of 8 segments: East to West
Highlights to see along the trail:
The entire trail is not yet fully signed. Please exercise caution and thoroughly research the route and various services before attempting. Expect hot summers, frigid winters and scare water throughout the year. Much of the trail utilizes existing BLM or Forest service roads.
Some sections of the American Discovery Trail pass through private land and reservations. Please be respectful of the land surrounding you and stay on trail.
Given that portions of the American Discovery Trail pass through designated wilderness, only hikers and equestrians are allowed within the wilderness boundary. Motorized and mechanized use is only permitted on surrounding non-wilderness trails. Please be respectful of the wilderness boundary and only travel on designated roads and trails for your activity type. Horses are allowed and only certified weed free hay can be brought in. Please see alternate routes around the wilderness areas if you are traveling by bike or motorized vehicle.
For a break down on each trail segments, please go to the American Discovery Trail Nevada detail page.
Resupply Locations:
For equestrian specific information visit Nevada Horse Trails!
For additional information visit the American Discovery Trail website or contact:
American Discovery Trail SocietyThere are several major access points to this trail.
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