Lone Mountain

Lone Mountain is a neighborhood in northwest Las Vegas, immediately north of Summerlin, named for the 560-foot peak at its center. It is bounded generally by the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area to the west, Cheyenne Avenue to the south and Interstate 11/US-95 to the east.

Outdoors. A 3.2-mile trail circles Lone Mountain, and Lone Mountain Discovery Park sits at its base. Majestic Park offers twelve playing fields, and Trigono Hills Park opened in 2020.

Housing. Lone Mountain is known for variety and space: Spanish Colonial horse properties, luxury mini-estates, mid-century modern revival homes in the Hillside area, and conventional subdivisions. Many parts of the area offer larger lots than are typical elsewhere in the valley.

Getting around. US-95 and the 215 Beltway connect Lone Mountain to Summerlin, downtown Las Vegas and the rest of the valley.

Buying or selling in Lone Mountain? SUMMIT Real Estate Group can help you evaluate lot size, zoning and comparable sales, which matter more here than in most neighborhoods.

Where to dine near Lone Mountain. A few of the area's highest-rated sit-down restaurants, based on diner ratings and local press (no fast food):

• Bob Taylor's Ranch House – steakhouse, a James Beard America's Classics honoree, Rio Vista St.
• Americana – New American, Desert Shores
• Grape Vine Cafe – Italian, Buffalo Dr. & Lake Mead Blvd.