Spectacular red sandstone makes this a scenic desert wonder. This State Park has been a Nevada landmark since the 1930s and is home to many desert animals. On the cave walls you will see Indian petroglyphs, still remarkably preserved after hundreds of years of erosion from dust and wind. The drive is just over 50-miles northwest of Las Vegas and at sunset produces a memorable photographic opportunity. Check with the visitor center for details of the park, as well as souvenirs.
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Decided to venture out to the park and it was great. Went on a mild October day, that was key. Could only imagine it in the heat of summer. Entered thru the...
Great day trip, rent a car. The tours are $130 PP, plus you have to wait for everyone to get off the bus at each scenic stop, we rented a car from Hertz...
Another natural wonder near the man made wonder of Las Vegas. The Valley of Fire is especially extraordinary near sunset (darkness on the ground with navy...
“Beautiful and serene”
Valley of Fire is only about 40 minutes north-east of North Las Vegas, on highway I-15. It's very easy to get to, and seems a million miles awa...
“this place is SURREAL!!!!!!!! Gorgeous...”
I cannot even begin to describe the beauty in this place...make sure you check out the Elephant Rock...it is right next to one of the entrances...
“Loved Valley of Fire State Park”
This is a great trip that is about one hour from Vegas or about an hour and a half from the Hoover Dam. It is a beautiful park. The rock format...
“Meh.”
Based upon the positive reviews, my husband and I were eagerly looking forward to our visit to the Valley of Fire, but it was kind of disappoin...
“Mother Nature at her best”
An hour's drive north of LV and a $6 entrance fee and you are transported into a different world. The peace and quiet is a welcome change after...
“Wonderful hike thru the valleys!!!”
Valley of Fire is about an hour from the Strip and it was a true experience treking thru the canyons. Incredible rock formations, hikes, seeing...
Simply spectacular!
This state park is as good as any national park and only costs $6 per car. The rock formations are awesome, especially when the sun is out. S...
Great place for the whole family
This was a great experience. Although not a desert fan normally, this place blew us away. There were so many beautiful sandstone formations...g...
Fabulous Park!
The scorching temperatures in the summer guarantee you'll want to visit between October and May! The views are incredible! Layers upon layer of...
Oh my God!!
This place is absolutely amazing!! We spent an entire day. The petroglyphs from thousands of years ago are mind blowing. We loved everything a...
worth the drive
We went to the park early and wandered around all morning enjoying the views...they were incrdeible. The information center was very informative.
Awesome and desolate place
My wife and I visited this great escape from Vegas in November 2007. We wanted (and needed) to get away from the Vegas scene and places like Va...
Tourists and locals enjoy camping and hiking at this breathtaking, jagged sandstone park.
In ShortLocated 50 miles northeast of Vegas, Nevada's oldest state park draws its name from the red hues of sandstone created by the solidi
Great Scenery
This small, off the beaten track state park has some amazing views, awesome scenery and is rarely crowded (at least during my visits there). S...
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