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Powerline Road is a 10.8-mile out-and-back near Carson Hot Springs, NV. It climbs 2,920 ft, with sections as steep as 25% grade, and is mostly dirt. It scores 30/100 on the Ambleway Wildness scale: green fringe.

Elevation

0 mi4,731 – 5,798 ft · steepest grade: 25%11.6 mi

Getting there

Trailhead: Unnamed 39.20743, -119.75570
Nearest town Carson Hot Springs, NV

Directions

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Powerline Road

10.8 mi · ▲ 2,920 ft · 5 hr 4 min

Elevation 4,731–5,796 ft

Out & Back

Trailhead: 39.20743, -119.75570

Weather Sep 20: sunrise 6:46 AM · sunset 7:01 PM

  1. Start at the trailhead, heading NW.
  2. 0.9 miTurn left, heading W.
  3. 0.2 miTurn right, heading N.
  4. 0.5 miTurn left, heading N.
  5. 0.2 miTurn right, heading E.
  6. 0.8 miTurn left, heading SE.
  7. 0.2 miTurn right, heading NE.
  8. 0.3 miBear left, heading NE.
  9. 0.8 miTurn left onto Powerline Road, heading S.
  10. 0.1 miTurn right, heading SE.
  11. 500 ftTurn right, heading SE.
  12. 50 ftTurn left, heading SE.
  13. 50 ftBear right, heading SE.
  14. 250 ftBear right, heading SE.
  15. 50 ftBear right, heading S.
  16. 250 ftTurn left, heading S.
  17. 1.3 miReach the turnaround, then head back the way you came.
  18. 1.3 miTurn right, heading NW.
  19. 250 ftBear left, heading NW.
  20. 50 ftBear left, heading NW.
  21. 250 ftBear left, heading NW.
  22. 50 ftTurn right, heading NW.
  23. 50 ftTurn left, heading NW.
  24. 0.2 miTurn right, heading NW.
  25. 0.8 miBear right, heading NW.
  26. 0.3 miTurn left, heading W.
  27. 0.2 miTurn right, heading NW.
  28. 0.8 miTurn left, heading NW.
  29. 0.2 miTurn right, heading NW.
  30. 0.5 miTurn left, heading SW.
  31. 0.2 miTurn right, heading SW.
  32. 0.8 miArrive back at the trailhead.

Each distance is the walk from the previous step. Tap a step for a map of its junction.

Trail surface

80% dirt20% unspecified

Weather

Sunrise 6:46 AMSunset 7:01 PM

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