Refuge Road and Trails Program, National Wildlife Refuge System

ASH MEADOWS
NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE

610 Spring Meadows Rd
Amargosa Valley, NV, 89020
Phone: 775-372-5435
E-mail:

Length: 1.5 Miles
Grade:
Gentle
- GENTLE SLOPE: average slope 0% to 5%
- MODERATE SLOPE: average slope 5% to 8%
- STEEP SLOPE: slope of 8% or more
Cross Slope:
0.7
- Cross slope is the grade that is perpendicular to the direction of the trail. Cross slope information is most useful to wheelchair users. Wheelchairs are very difficult to drive or maneuver on steep cross slopes. A cross slope of less than 3% provides maximum accessibility.
Surface: Boardwalk

ADA accessible with benches
Habitat for endemic plants, endangered pupfish, birds and other wildlife
Interpretational signs
Largest water volume of any spring on the Refuge with 2,600 gal/min year round

Length: 0.5 Miles
Grade:
Gentle
- GENTLE SLOPE: average slope 0% to 5%
- MODERATE SLOPE: average slope 5% to 8%
- STEEP SLOPE: slope of 8% or more
Cross Slope:
2.1
- Cross slope is the grade that is perpendicular to the direction of the trail. Cross slope information is most useful to wheelchair users. Wheelchairs are very difficult to drive or maneuver on steep cross slopes. A cross slope of less than 3% provides maximum accessibility.
Surface: Boardwalk

Length: 1 Miles
Grade:
Gentle
- GENTLE SLOPE: average slope 0% to 5%
- MODERATE SLOPE: average slope 5% to 8%
- STEEP SLOPE: slope of 8% or more
Cross Slope:
2.3
- Cross slope is the grade that is perpendicular to the direction of the trail. Cross slope information is most useful to wheelchair users. Wheelchairs are very difficult to drive or maneuver on steep cross slopes. A cross slope of less than 3% provides maximum accessibility.
Surface: Boardwalk

Ada accessible with benches
King's Pool is the best place to view endangered Ash Meadows Amargosa Pupfish year-round
Interpretation signs
scenic vistas, archaeological sites, natural springs and streams

Last updated: October 28, 2010