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State Route 167 - Nevada
Northshore Road

Junction SR 169 to Henderson - 43 Miles

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Rider Comments:

  • "Call ahead on road conditions, everyday it is something new. From valley of fire entrance to ?? there were flaggers set up and waited for what seemed to be 15 mins to go through. I am a local resident and used to ride through often, but since construction have avoided it altogether for now." - Anonymous (5/23/10)
  • "Great way to journey up to the Valley of Fire; plenty of sweeping curves with some twisties, but great scenery all along the way. About 3/4's of the way up, stop at Rogers Springs and admire the warm water lagoon & oasis in the middle of nowhere, but don't drink the water! It is full of Naegleria Fowleri, otherwise known as the 'brain-eating amoeba'. Early morning light is best way to appreciate this beautiful ride." - 'Redline' (11/20/09)
  • "Several sections of this road are currently under construction and are gravel for several miles." - Anonymous (6/20/09)
  • "Make sure not to miss the section through the Valley of Fire State Park." - Brandon Whelan, Apex, NC (3/27/08)
  • "Careful, twisty road subject to quick turns, easy to be distracted by scenery." - Anonymous (2/23/08/08)
  • "Sweeping turns and great scenic views. New blacktop 2007. This has to be some of the best riding in the US." - Rider from St. Paul, Minnesota (1/13/07)
  • "Also known as Northshore Road. This route is in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area and ends near the Valley of Fire State Park." - Rider from Henderson, Nevada (10/9/06)
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