Valley of Fire Tour

while you learn about its geology, ecology and history. Before you know
it, you’ll arrive at Valley of Fire—Nevada’s first and largest state
park. Covering over 40,000 acres, your expert guide will show you the
best the park offers.
Rainbow Vista showcases views of the aptly
named Duck Rock and the White Domes. Don’t be surprised if these
formations look familiar—you may have seen the Valley of Fire in films
like Viva Las Vegas, The Professionals, Star Trek: Generations, and
Transformers. Your guide will offer all the details about the area’s
Hollywood heritage.
You’ll see Atlatl Rock, where, thousands of years
ago, indigenous people created mysterious artwork that is still visible
today. Stone cabins were created in the 1930s to provide respite for
travelers. Embark on a luxurious journey through the Mojave Desert,
delving into its fascinating geology, ecology, and rich history. As you
arrive at Valley of Fire, Nevada’s premier state park spanning over
40,000 acres, prepare to be amazed. Accompanied by an expert guide, you
will be treated to an exclusive tour of the park’s most captivating
sights.

At Rainbow Vista, marvel at the spectacular views of Duck Rock and
the White Domes. These iconic formations may look oddly familiar, as
they have graced the big screen in films such as Viva Las Vegas, The
Professionals, Star Trek: Generations, and Transformers. Your
knowledgeable guide will regale you with the area’s storied Hollywood
connections.

Venture to Atlatl Rock to observe ancient, enigmatic artwork that has
endured for millennia and charming stone cabins, offering a picturesque
glimpse into the past. Behold the mesmerizing colors and sculptural
formations of Aztec stone, providing a breathtaking visual feast.

Before concluding your adventure-filled day, seize the chance to
capture striking photos at Elephant Rock. Your journey culminates at the
Visitor’s Center, where you can acquire mementos of your unforgettable
experience. Benefit from in-depth exhibits at the Valley of Fire Visitor
Center, delving into the park’s geology, ecology, prehistory, and
history. Your immersive tour includes a delightful picnic lunch, bottled
water, and park entrance fees. another picturesque point of interest.
This site showcases the stunning colors and sculptural formations of
Aztec stone.

Elephant Rock provides another impressive photo op before a stop at
the Visitor’s Center for souvenirs caps off your adventure-filled day.
A
stop at the Valley of Fire Visitor Center features exhibits about the
geology, ecology, prehistory and history of the park and nearby region.
Your tour includes a full picnic lunch, bottled water and park entrance
fees.