Summerlin Trails

Summerlin’s trail system now exceeds 200 miles and is planned to grow beyond 250 miles, connecting neighborhoods with parks, schools, shopping and regional routes.

Summerlin is large enough that the details matter. Neighborhood age, association, property type, current builder activity, amenities, access and resale competition can differ significantly across the community.

Summerlin reports more than 200 miles of trails, with the network planned to expand beyond 250 miles. The system connects neighborhoods with parks, schools, shopping and other destinations, making trails both a recreation amenity and part of the community's transportation pattern.

The network includes street-side paths, village trails through quieter landscaped or arroyo settings, wider multi-modal routes, urban segments that organize pedestrian and bicycle movement, natural soft-surface trails in western areas and regional connections. Conditions, surfaces and permitted uses vary, so residents should select routes appropriate for their activity and ability.

For real-estate buyers, trail proximity can be a meaningful benefit, but the exact relationship matters. A nearby access point may improve convenience, while a property directly adjoining an active route may experience more pedestrian traffic. Walk the immediate area and evaluate access, lighting, privacy and topography.