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Valley of Fire State Park
Springtime bloom's eye-candy is not to be missed: desert marigold, indigo bush, and desert mallow.
If the glitz, glamor, and gambling have gotten old, a soul-restoring day trip is in order. This astounding state park is located 50 miles northeast of Las Vegas in the Mojave Desert. Hike among the red-sandstone spires, arches, and other rock formations. Decode the 3,000-year-old petroglyphs at Atlatl Rock and Petroglyph Canyon where the Mouse’s Tank stands guard.
In Nevada's oldest state park you’ll find curvy waves of red rock that was shaped over the last 150 million years. The gorgeous red hue comes from the iron oxide in the region’s sediment. The Basket Maker people and the Anasazi Pueblo farmers called this ancient land home.
Valley
If the glitz, glamor, and gambling have gotten old, a soul-restoring day trip is in order. This astounding state park is located 50 miles northeast of Las Vegas in the Mojave Desert. Hike among the red-sandstone spires, arches, and other rock formations. Decode the 3,000-year-old petroglyphs at Atlatl Rock and Petroglyph Canyon where the Mouse’s Tank stands guard.
In Nevada's oldest state park you’ll find curvy waves of red rock that was shaped over the last 150 million years. The gorgeous red hue comes from the iron oxide in the region’s sediment. The Basket Maker people and the Anasazi Pueblo farmers called this ancient land home.
Valley of Fire offers two campgrounds with a combined total of 73 first-come, first-served units. Shaded tables, grills, water, and showers will keep you comfortable as you explore this magical, mystical land. Prime picnicking in shade near restrooms can be found at Atlatl Rock, Seven Sisters, the Cabins and White Domes.
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2 campgrounds in Valley of Fire State Park
After a few nights in Vegas you are going to need a little vacation from your vacation. Spending some time in the Valley of Fire State Park to recharge and regroup could be just the ticket. At the Arch Rock Campground you can snag a first-come, first-served spot and then get out to explore the beautiful red rock magic of the southwest. Don’t miss Read more...
There is a lot to be fired up about at Nevada’s oldest and largest state park. At the Valley of Fire State Park we’re talking blazing red rocks, petrified wood, petroglyphs, hiking, and the eye popping beauty of the southwestern desert. You are going to want to bring your camera and you are going to want to spend a night or more here. At the Atlat Read more...
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