Beautiful park walkway. Clean restrooms and clear paved hiking trails. Just look out for the transient riff raff that like to liter in this park. read more

This is one of the nicest pleasure walks available in Laughlin/Bullhead City area for miles of paths for bicyclists, pedestrians, and equestrian riders. The path even leads you to Laughlin Riverwalk. For meditation, contemplation, or just plain leisurely walking, it is really nice. It was terrific after a heavy lunch! There is access to restrooms, shade shelters, incredible natural wildlife and fauna are an incredible template for relaxing as well as getting your cardio moving. Right on the Colorado river gives you an incredible view of not only the glistening ripples of flow, but an incredible experience of changing colors of water and the nearby dam. Contemporary meets ancient. A truly soothing environment. read more

When visiting Laughlin, there's the Riverwalk which extends through the casinos. That walkway is great for seeing the happenings of inner Laughlin. However, if you head north across Hwy 95, you will find this Greenway Park walkway. Very serine and beautiful. The walk will take you along the river's edge and up to the Dam. Not a long walk and very easy for beginners. You can stroll along at your own pace. Sprinkled along the route are covered picnic tables and benches, as well as signs to learn more about the area and its surroundings. Please watch for wildlife and pick up after yourself while on this walk!! Great for horseback riding and bicycling as well. The free parking lot has many spaces and a nice restroom available. If walking your dog, please take advantage of the pet stations (bags, trash). The trail is more beautiful when it is not scorching hot in the summertime, once the trees and bushes are green it is a wonderful path! We lost a family member to cancer this year and she loved the river and the casinos, retired to Bullhead City until she passed. She loved to paint rocks and so after her death we put some of her Kindness Rocks along the path. We encourage others to do the same... you never know when you'll brighten someone's day. Please leave this pathway cleaner than when you arrived. Be respectful and kind. Great addition to the area, thank you Laughlin!! read more

Colorado River Heritage Greenway Park - The trail at Colorado River Heritage Greenway Park... in the summertime - Parks Near Me - Laughlin, Nevada

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We haven't been to Laughlin in forever. Recently went back for an extended weekend and did the walk at the Colorado River Heritage. It was a very pretty walk along the River. The area was nice and clean, views out to the casinos and views to the dam once you get to the bridge. Great walk, nice and tranquil. Better to do it before it gets scorching hot. We did early part of the year and the weather was great! read more

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Nice easy walk. Very scenic. Recommend parking on the other side of 163 because the lot on the casino side is fairly deserted and inhabited by campers. Seemed like a good place to have your car broken into. (My opinion only, not based on fact) All the restrooms are locked, not sure if it is off season or because of the campers. You can also park at Riverside Casino which will Add about a half mile to the walk. It is about a 1.7 mile walk on a paved pathway to Davis Dam where you find a beautiful park with a splash pad, restrooms, eating areas and great views of the Colorado River. They have established a rock memorial in the shape of a tree which is interesting. You will likely encounter campers in some of the covered picnic table areas. We also encountered campers on the trail who hiked to Davis Dam park to fill water jugs. There is supposed to be a trail at the park to hike to the top of the dam but we were unable to find it.maybe next trip. Good walk, scenic views just bring water and you will do fine. read more

Colorado River Heritage Greenway Park - Davis Dam and Powerplant - Parks Near Me - Laughlin, Nevada

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Nice little park I was going to write a longer review of the park, but then I read Daniel S.' fantastic and detailed review and thought, "there is no way I could add value"! Let me just say that if you are going through Laughlin and are in desperate need of a break in an open and nice area with facilities and picnic table, this is the place for you! I have stopped here twice with my family for a lunch picnic on our way to Phoenix from Las Vegas or the other way around and both times we enjoyed our break from the road in this nice little park. You can read more details if you read Daniel S.'s review right below mine. read more

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Awesome park at the entrance to Laughlin lots of parking with trails and a building with bathrooms. You get a great view of the river plus the trail leads to the dam bring water. You can also walk to the park from the hotels read more

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Awesome walk along the river!My husband and I hike there every year when it cools down!

The Colorado River Greenway Heritage Park (abbreviated CRGHP) is the trail network in the open spaces abutting the west shore of the Colorado River where the southernmost tip of the Lake Mead National Recreation Area touches the northernmost tip of the Laughlin strip. It is a land preserved for generations at the southern boundary of the Mojave Desert where wildlife live and play. With its remarkable wildlife, a hike in the CRGHP is a walk on the wild side of Laughlin. On a recent Sunday I spent time on the wild side of Laughlin. The best way to describe CRGHP is to visualize a commercialized Laughlin with resorts and businesses and a preserved Laughlin with creosote hills, cacti, and open spaces. Nevada State Route 163 is the east to west asphalt line separating the two portions of Laughlin. The Colorado River separating Nevada from Arizona is the east boundary. It is a boundary guaranteeing the hiker constant views of the Colorado River. The Davis Dam that engineering marvel that holds back Lake Mojave is the northernmost landmark and boundary. The open spaces of the Mojave Desert are the invisible boundary to the west. CRGHP is a network of trails. The primary trail is the Riverwalk Exploration Trail. This is the trail that I hiked. The way I experienced it, the Riverwalk Exploration Trail is the Riverwalk north. Nevada State Route 163 is the northernmost point of the Laughlin Riverwalk. What is missing are signs directing hikers to the Riverwalk Exploration Trail that follows approximately 2 1/2 miles of the Colorado River shoreline north of State Route 163. If your unfamiliar with the Riverwalk Exploration Trail, the best way to reach it is to park at the Riverside Casino. Then you want to walk through the casino, go up the escalator before crossing over Casino Drive into Casino West. Now outside the casino you want to walk north alongside Casino Drive crossing the signaled intersection. The trailhead is to the left. The Riverwalk Exploration Trail begins inland. It climbs up a small hill approaching the attractive graffiti-free bridge across State Route 163. You have entered the wild side of Laughlin as you enter the southernmost boundary of the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. The asphalt path becomes windy as it follows the contours of the landscape. The Colorado River emerges from the hills. After a rest area with restrooms, tables, and kiosks; it follows the Colorado River up to the Pyramid Canyon Recreation Area. Hiking due north it is a moving postcard of desert hillsides and the Colorado River. Across the river are the sights and sounds of a beach. The cigar boats roaring along the Colorado River break up the soundtrack of the desert. At intermittent points along the trail, kiosks teach hikers about desert wildlife 101. As the trail reaches further away from the Laughlin skyline Davis Dam gets larger and larger with each step forward. There are junctions with spur trails reaching to the river and hiking trails into the desert. About halfway into the trail, an amphitheater makes for a nice stop. The topography is primarily flat and asphalt. The Riverwalk portion of it is actually the former North Casino Drive. An interesting fact is that before Don Laughlin developed Laughlin, the way into Laughlin from Bullhead City was to drive over Davis Dam onto North Casino Drive. The further north the trail travels it looks as if it will end at Davis Dam. The scenery is amazing. The Riverwalk Exploration Trail never touches Davis Dam. It turns left into the Pyramid Canyon Recreation where it ends in a grassy oasis of picnic tables and a splash pad overlooking Davis Dam. This is a nice spot to stop, listen, and corraborate. The walk toward Laughlin is just as enjoyable. Similar to many hikes, the walk back seems to go by faster. And it was on this very walk back that I encountered a yellow snake. I respected the snake as it slithered into a rocky area. With this in mind, watch out for snakes and try not to put your hand on a rock where you cannot see it. As my steps toward Laughlin progressed, the skyline became bigger and bigger. The hike concludes with a grand view of the Laughlin skyline. This could be the beginning of a follow-up adventure. If you haven't been on the Laughlin Riverwalk or just want to keep on hiking, I'd recommend following your footsteps through the Riverside onto the Riverwalk a walking path that celebrates the Colorado River and Laughlin casinos. And if your tired, Laughlin is an appropriate place for a celebratory toast. With that said, I toast CRGHP 4 stars with this review. read more

This is such an AMAZING PART OF LAUGHLIN HAHA we got to swim in the river and my family was so stoked I took so many pictures and created so many memories :)) about to update them now!! Would definitely come again :)) read more

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Nice easy walk. Fun way to spend some time and get a little exercise. Good little park at the end of trail. Good place to take small children,by car, not walking read more

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great walk by the river. well layed out ,picnic tables with shade. water for dogs & people.