Valley of Fire ATV, UTV & Dune Buggy Tour from Las Vegas
Take the wheel through Nevada's vivid red-rock desert
Duration
3–4 hrs
Ideal For
1 to 8 people
Includes
Guide, lunch, hotel transfers
Highlights
Explore the rugged desert landscape of Valley of Fire on a guided off-road ride. Follow your guide through red sand and dramatic rock formations on a beginner-friendly adventure outside Las Vegas.
- Ride an ATV, dune buggy, or utility terrain vehicle to suit your preferred off-road experience
Itinerary
- Start with pickup for a 07:00 or 08:00 departure.
- Explore Valley of Fire State Park on an 8-hour guided tour.
- Return by the included shuttle.
What's Included
- Valley of Fire State Park admission
- English-speaking guide
- Lunch
- Bottled water
- Safety gear
- Round-trip transfers from your property in Las Vegas
Important details
- Ages 4+ only; children are charged the same rate as adults.
- Driving requires a minimum age of 16, a valid driver's license, and accompaniment by an adult ages 18+. Bring your driver's license and photo ID for inspection.
- This activity is not recommended during pregnancy or if you have a serious medical condition.
- Wear closed-toe shoes; open-toe shoes are not allowed.
- Alcohol and illegal substances are prohibited. If you appear intoxicated, you may be refused service without a refund.
- Arrive at the pickup location 15 minutes before departure.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date (Las Vegas local time) for a full refund. If the operator cancels due to unforeseen events or extreme weather, you can reschedule or request a full refund.
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Related locations
Valley of Fire State Park
Admission includedThe moment you enter Valley of Fire State Park, the landscape shifts into something almost otherworldly. Waves of crimson and orange sandstone rise from the Mojave Desert floor, shaped by millions of years of wind and water into arches, domes, and jagged ridgelines. Walking the trails here, you feel the heat radiating off the rock faces and catch the faint smell of dry desert air. Valley of Fire State Park earns its name at sunset, when the formations seem to glow from within.