Tour de Summerlin 20-Mile Course

Most riders complete the 20-mile course in about 1 hour and 30 minutes, though this can vary based on your pace and how often you stop to enjoy the scenery.

Yes, absolutely! This course is designed to be accessible for every level of cyclist, from those looking for a scenic cruise to casual weekend riders. It's a non-timed, community ride focusing on enjoyment rather than competition. E-bikes are also permitted.

The event traditionally starts and finishes in Downtown Summerlin. This area also serves as a central hub for event activities.

The course navigates through the master-planned community of Summerlin, featuring wide bike lanes and showcasing Nevada's distinct desert environment. You'll experience views of striking red rocks, rolling desert hills, and expansive skies, with stunning vistas of the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area.

The best times to cycle in Summerlin are typically spring (March-May) and fall (September-November) when temperatures are milder. Summer can be very hot, and winter mornings can be chilly, though generally sunny.

If you are participating in the official Tour de Summerlin event, there is a registration fee which includes a commemorative t-shirt and medal. For casual rides outside of the event, no special permits or fees are required to use the public bike lanes and roads.

The Tour de Summerlin is a road cycling event on public roads and bike lanes. While dogs are generally allowed in public parks and on leashes in many areas, bringing dogs on the cycling course during the official event is not typically permitted for safety reasons. For casual rides, it's best to check local regulations regarding pets on bike paths.

The route highlights the beauty of the Summerlin community, including actively selling new home neighborhoods, and offers views of the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. You'll also pass through areas near Downtown Summerlin and Mesa Park.

Yes, the route incorporates sections of several official trails, including the Western Beltway Trail, the Downtown to Red Rock Bike Trail, and the I-215 West Beltway Trail Connector.

For a comfortable ride, bring plenty of water, sun protection (sunscreen, hat, sunglasses), and appropriate cycling attire. A basic repair kit and a fully charged phone are also good ideas. If you're participating in the event, remember your registration details.

While the route primarily focuses on cycling, you'll be riding through the Summerlin community. Downtown Summerlin, where the event starts and finishes, offers numerous dining and shopping options. Mesa Park is also along the route and may offer facilities.