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This very rocky and exposed trail is located in the southwest hills of Reno. This trail is mostly used by trail runners, mountain bikers and families. Two different loops make up the Ballardini Ranch trails, the lower loop and upper loop. The upper loop follows along a seasonal stream that is most active in the spring. For a longer trail with more stunning views you can take the one-way Timberline connector trail.
During summer months, this trail is very popular and crowded. Be prepared and bring extra water and sun protection since the trail is very exposed. In the winter, the trail is usually covered in snow. This would be a great are to snowshoe and cross country ski.
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Located just a few minutes south of Bartley Ranch on Lakeside Dr. in southwest Reno. From the 580 N, take the exit for N/S Virginia St and turn left onto W Huffaker Ln. Continue along Huffaker Ln until you reach Lakeside Dr and then take another left. Take a right onto Lone Tree Lane and the trailhead will be on the right.
If you are traveling on the 580 S, take exit 30 for Neil Rd/ Meadowview Mall Way and take a right onto Neil Rd. Around the traffic circle take the second exit onto Del Monte Ln and continue until you hit W Huffaker Ln. Take a right onto W Huffaker Ln and continue until you reach Lakeside Dr. Take a left onto Lakeside Dr. and continue until you see Lone Tree Lane and take a right. The trailhead will be on your right.
The trailhead is located at the Ballardini Ranch parking lot. Various amenities such as a picnic table and restroom are at the trailhead.
Bear activity is high in this area. Keep (people) (pets) (property) safe. Keep bears wild. For more information on the BearWise campaign, visit the Recreate Responsibly page, or click on this link to learn how to be BearWise in the outdoors.
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