Prime Adventure Outfitter's Rentals & Tours (Mesquite): Visit the top-rated adrenaline-filled tourist attraction in Mesquite, NV! Take a thrilling self-guided or private off-road tour.

Cabin Canyon Trail: Cabin Canyon trail takes you through the Virgin Mountains just east of Mesquite, Nevada. The trail is rough and rutted, but easily passable in your Polaris UTV Vehicle. You will pass several abandoned structures that used to belong to ranchers that ran cattle through the area. 30 minutes

Beer Can Fence: Starting on Cabin Canyon Road, turn on Hen Springs Road. This road quickly becomes a one-lane trail. As you climb up and around the mountainous terrain, you will be surrounded by the Virgin Mountains. The beauty will surround you, and you will find yourself taking many pictures. Upon arrival at Beer Can Fence, you will find the number of cans hanging on the fence surprising. Rumor has it that the farmers started placing beer cans on the gate to be able to find the fence in the dark; however, visitors have kept up the quirky tradition of hanging more cans along the fence. This is a good stopping point as there is room to pull off the trail. This trail will then tie into Bunkerville Choo Choo Trail.

Bunkerville Choo Choo: The Bunkerville Choo Choo trail runs along the Virgin Mountain foothills. As you travel along the washes and mountain ridges, be on the lookout for cattle, as this is free range land. Along the way you will pass the remains of the Key West Mine and the Great Eastern Mine. You will also pass through a narrow canyon called the Seeps. Don't forget to stop and see Keyhole Rock, a natural arch in the granite rock. Finally, the trails namesake is a rail car that was hauled up into the hills to serve as a water tender for grazing cattle.

Prime Adventure Outfitter’s Rentals and Tours (Mesquite) Back to home base. Don't forget to count how many different types of cacti are in the Virgin Mountains.