Pittman Wash Trail

Dogs Leashed

E-Bikes Allowed

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This is a multi use connection trail. Be prepared to see plenty of walkers, runners, and cyclists.

The Connector trail leads to ARROYO GRANDE SPORTS COMPLEX, which has a great paved freestyle mountain bike park and pump track.

Trail Rules
Use of all City of Henderson parks and trails is subject to
• Trails are open daily from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m., or dawn to dusk if not lit.
•All park rules are enforced on trails. Use trails at your own risk.
• No alcohol, glass bottles, fireworks.
• Stay on the trail to protect the desert. Do not remove or harm animals, plants, rock, or soil
• Stay in public access areas and respect private property
Only authorized motorized vehicles and electric personal assistive mobility devices are allowed in parks and on trails, pathways, and non-designated areas.
• Carry out only what you can carry in and leave only footprints behind.
• This is a natural area inhabited by wildlife.
Do not approach wildlife.
• No water, phones, or services available.
• Persons who intentionally damage or vandalize parks and trails will be prosecuted:
*Cyclists must yield to al oiner
trat users
• Pets must be restrained by at least no longer than six feet. Owners are response for picking up their pet's waste
* No dumping allowed

ABOUT THE PITTMAN WASH
The Pittman Wash is an integral part of the comprehensive Regional Flood Control
Master plan that provides the City of Henderson with safe passage of run-off generated by storm events. The Pittman Wash conveys flows from Pittman Watershed that extends from the McCullough Range on the southwest to where the Pittman Wash crosses Boulder Highway. The Watershed has a total drainage area of approximately 156 miles.
The Pittman Wash Landmark Corridor is a natural appearing flood control facility.
The primary goal of the open space plan, as expressed by the public, is for natural appearing flood control facilities, especially those in recreational corridors such as Pittman Wash.
Pittman Wash is a public right-of-way that, in addition to being a food control facility, includes water and sanitary sewer utilities and an open space benefitting all residents of the City of Henderson. Pittman Wash is regularly inspected and maintained by City of Henderson staff to ensure that the flood capacity is not compromised by trash, debris, sediment, and vegetation overgrowth.
The utilities within Pittman Wash are also inspected and maintained to provide uninterrupted service and comply with state and federal regulations. City of Henderson staff manages the paved trail system on top of the Pittman Wash