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    Valley of Fire State Park & Petroglyphs Tour from Las Vegas

    Step away from the Strip into Nevada’s oldest state park

    Duration

    6–7 hrs

    Ideal For

    Up to 14 people

    Includes

    Breakfast, water, transportation

    Highlights

    Explore a desert landscape of vivid red sandstone on a relaxed, small-group outing led by an expert guide. Learn about the geology that shaped this corner of the Mojave Desert over millions of years.

    • Visit Atlatl Rock, Rainbow Vista, and Mouse’s Tank
    • Discover ancient Native American petroglyphs and the region’s history
    • Take short walks and pause at scenic viewpoints for photos

    What's Included

    • Breakfast
    • Bottled water
    • Roundtrip transportation from major Strip and Downtown properties, plus Airbnbs within 5 miles
    • Local driver
    • Park entrance fees and permits

    Important details

    • Light to moderate walking required
    • Not wheelchair accessible
    • Leave luggage behind; it is not allowed on the tour

    Cancellation Policy

    Free cancellation up to 48 hours in advance.

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    FAQs

    No. Lunch, additional food or drinks, and optional gratuity are not included in the tour's listed price.

    You'll receive a text message the day before your tour with your exact pickup time, assigned guide, and vehicle color, model, and license plate number.

    Wear comfortable walking or hiking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing. Bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and extra water. Valley of Fire can be significantly hotter than Las Vegas.

    Experience provided by USA West LLC

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    Valley of Fire State Park

    Admission included

    The 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.

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