Name: Cathedral Rock Trail
Rating: 4.3

“Short out and back trail offering scenic 360 views of the Mt. Charleston area”

— Quentin Allison

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Features: Fall Colors

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The Cathedral Rock Trail is a short scenic route that's great for the whole family. The trail begins with a mellow incline on a singletrack gravel trail. There are several benches and viewpoints along the path. The gravel gives way to a broader dirt trail that flattens out before narrowing at the top for a final steep approach. The summit allows for a great panoramic view of the valley.

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Land Manager: USFS - Spring Mountains National Recreation Area

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in Mt. Charleston

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in Nevada

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1.3 Miles 2.2 Kilometers 62% Runnable Singletrack	875' 267 m Ascent -126' -38 m Descent
8,543' 2,604 m High 7,692' 2,345 m Low	14% Avg Grade (8°) 83% Max Grade (40°)
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Cathedral Rock Trail

1.3 Miles 2.2 Kilometers

62%

Singletrack

875' 267 m

-126' -38 m

8,543' 2,604 m

7,692' 2,345 m

14%

83%

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“Short out and back trail offering scenic 360 views of the Mt. Charleston area”