Juniper Draw Loop: (4 miles – moderate) – This trail allows you to explore some of the other ‘cathedrals’ that you don’t see on the Cathedral Gorge Trail. You will enter a narrow slot canyon lined on both sides by sheer spired cliff faces. ![]() The trail starts from the split of the Juniper Draw Loop. Miller Point Trail: (0.25 miles – easy) – It is just a short walk to the incredible Miller Point Overlook, one of the most impressive views in the park. The easy walk takes you past most of the park’s highlights, so it is the perfect hike to do if you only have enough time for one. HikingĬathedral Gorge Trail: (3.3 miles – easy) – This loop trail takes in some wonderful rock formations and incredible views to match. It is located right next to the footbridge that was constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps and has plenty of amenities, including a dump station and outdoor amphitheater. It has 22 sites, and each site comes with a table, shade ramada, and a grill, so you really can have a comfortable and peaceful night under the stars. There is a campground directly in Cathedral Gorge State Park. The slot canyons found here are some of the only slot canyons in Nevada, and are undoubtedly the main event, making it a must-see on your Nevada road trip. These rock formations have been created due to millions of years of geological activity. The state park got its name from the vast, cathedral-like spires of rock that reach towards the sky, and this, coupled with the deep cliffs of the canyon in varying shades of red, makes for some impressive viewing. It has an almost Bryce Canyon vibe about it, but on a smaller scale and without the crowds. Located right on the eastern border of the state is one of the coolest state parks you’ll find in Nevada – Cathedral Gorge State Park. ![]() You don’t want to spend half of your visit driving across the state! Click the image to view the clickable map for the Nevada road trip. Always add on more time than you think, take your time, and perhaps try to focus on one region of the state if you don’t have a lot of time. It’s no secret the USA is massive, and to drive and enjoy even just one of the states can take quite a while. You can do a few highlights in a week, but to see it all, you’ll likely need nearly a month! ![]() Below you’ll find some of the coolest and most adventurous places to visit in Nevada.
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