This is the final installment for Valley of Fire State Park. Here are the remaining few stops before I left for Zion National Park. I went to the Visitor Center to take a look at the history of the park. There is some pretty interesting information about Valley of Fire.
First up is the Atlatl Rock [...]

Continuing on the trip in Valley of Fire, I drove to the next stop know as Rainbow Vista. This place is a favorite photo shooting with a panoramic view of multi-colored sandstone. You can’t really see from the photo below but you are actually looking across over 150 million years of time. The great maze [...]

Here are the interesting park features at Valley of Fire State Park, which is near Las Vegas First up upon entering the Park from the East Entrance, you’ll find Elephant Rock which is accessible via a short trail. At the station, you can find mounted maps, information, restrooms and points of interest.

While moving hiking the [...]

Being Nevada’s oldest state park, Valley of Fire derives its name from red sandstone formations, formed from great shifting sand dunes during the prehistoric era, over 150 million years ago. There are lots of interesting rock formations which include limestone and conglomerates.

There is an entrance fee of $6 day pass per vehicle. The visitor center [...]