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- 07/27/2020
- 07/27/2020
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- 01/22/2018
- 02/12/2018
A group of about 30 people gathered at the main trailhead at Logandale Trails area on Saturday, Oct. 28, to celebrate the completion of a long-time goal
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- 01/19/2018
- 02/04/2018
View videos from the Moapa Valley Chamber of Commerce
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- 04/28/2017
- 02/12/2018
Logandale Trails is a multi-use trail system that consists of well marked trails, restrooms, information kiosks, and primitive camping. It encompasses over twenty-one thousand acres
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- 01/20/2016
- 02/12/2018
Logandale Trails is Moapa Valley’s version of Red Rocks west of Vegas---only MUCH better! Why? Because Logandale Trails is a true multiple-use area allowing recreationalists ample opportunity to ‘do their thing’!
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- 08/29/2015
- 01/10/2018
Two Moapa Valley organizations have recently received grants allowing for tourism promotion and a bi-annual OHV festival to take place locally. The Moapa Valley Chamber of Commerce received a grant for $10,000 while the Moapa Valley Revitalization Project received another grant for $8,000.
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- 04/01/2015
- 01/25/2018
In March 2015, the Clark County Commissioners passed an ordinance designating Moapa Valley as an OHV (Off Highway Vehicle) Friendly Community. This ordinance was passed after years of hard work between individual volunteers, and local, county, state and federal government entities. Since this is a brand new designation, we do not yet have all the details to share. However, as more information becomes available, we will publish it here.
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- 12/31/2014
- 01/10/2018
The Moapa Valley Revitalization Project was recently awarded a Nevada’s Commission on Tourism grant that will be used to create, print and distribute rack cards promoting the Moapa Valley community in Nevada, southern California and southern Utah.
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- 09/04/2014
- 02/12/2018
After nearly six years in the works, local non-profit organization Partners in Conservation (PIC) is celebrating its new role as site steward of the Logandale Trails area
