Red Rock Canyon, Great Basin, Valley of Fire, Lake Tahoe — extreme heat warnings, rattlesnake zones, scorpion alerts, and paw safety.
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Updated monthly. Wildlife encounters are unpredictable — PeakScout hazard indicators are informational, not guarantees of safety.
Mountain lions present in Nevada mountain ranges (Ruby, Spring, Toiyabe, Spring Mountains). Small dogs are at risk. Keep dogs leashed and in sight.
Coyotes are ubiquitous across Nevada year-round, including near urban areas. Small dogs are at high risk. Never let dogs off-leash at dawn/dusk.
Paw temperature estimates are advisory only — always test surfaces yourself before walking your dog.
When air is 77°F, exposed rock and asphalt can reach 125°F+ in full sun.
Surface temp is comfortable. Normal hiking conditions.
Warm surface. Dog boots recommended on exposed sections.
Surface too hot for unprotected paws. Boots required or skip.
PeakScout is not a veterinary service. In emergencies, contact a licensed veterinarian immediately. Listings may not reflect current hours — always call ahead.
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