Arrow Canyon Wilderness in Nevada spans 27,530 acres in the northern Arrow Canyon Range and has been protected since 2002 under the Clark County Conservation of Public Land and Natural Resources Act, with management by the Bureau of Land Management. Its terrain includes the rugged range, broad valleys, and deep canyons and washes, with striking carbonate and quartzite formations and the steep walls of Arrow Canyon. The area also preserves extensive evidence of long human use, including petroglyphs and other archaeological remains, and it remains connected to Indigenous presence through the nearby Moapa Band of Paiutes. Its diverse habitat supports notable desert wildlife and varied plant communities.