Shaun Hunter
Photo Date: 
09/20/2020
The loop starts by accessing the Evans Canyon trail from the Reno Sports Complex parking area.
Shaun Hunter
Photo Date: 
09/20/2020
While the "N" looks high from here, the trail will soon be traversing the hills above it.
Shaun Hunter
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09/20/2020
The trail is dirt track with a meandering gradual elevation gain, making it popular with mountain bikers as well.
Shaun Hunter
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09/20/2020
The path passes a few interesting areas, including old mine shafts, high vistas, and some of the springs throughout the canyon floor.
Shaun Hunter
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09/20/2020
With an elevation change of nearly 600 feet, the trail traces the hilltops opening up wide views of the surrounding area.
Shaun Hunter
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09/20/2020
Located near the urban center, this trail makes you feel pretty distant from the bustling city below.
Shaun Hunter
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09/20/2020
A trail runner passes a viewpoint of downtown Reno.
Shaun Hunter
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09/20/2020
Eventually, the trail drops into Keystone Canyon, which has its own network of trails.
Shaun Hunter
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09/20/2020
A view of Keystone Canyon leading up toward Peavine Peak.
Shaun Hunter
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09/20/2020
At the lower elevation portions of the trail, there are a few scenic resting points.