Lime Canyon Wilderness Area

Lime Canyon Wilderness Area spans nearly 24,000 acres of federally protected backcountry in Nevada, managed by the Bureau of Land Management as a primitive, non-motorized landscape. The area offers solitude and backcountry travel for those willing to navigate rugged terrain on foot, with hiking and backpacking as the primary ways to explore its remote interior.

This is genuine wilderness — no roads, no motors, no mechanized travel of any kind. Visitors must travel by foot, pack animals, or human power alone. The reality of visiting means embracing Leave No Trace principles: carry out all waste, camp on durable surfaces, and leave the landscape exactly as you found it. Access and seasonal conditions are not detailed in available information, so contact the managing BLM field office for current trail conditions, water sources, permits, and the best windows for safe travel.