Valley of Fire moderate hike guided tour from Las Vegas
Explore the dramatic red rock formations that give the park its name while you scramble and climb through boulders, crevices, brush, peaks, and plateaus.Wait for your Las Vegas hotel pickup, and travel by jeep or van 55 miles (89 km) to Valley of Fire State Park, the oldest state park in Nevada.Enter the park and glimpse Lake Mead, the largest man-made lake in the United States. Once inside Valley of Fire State Park, follow your guide to the trailhead for your hike. Learn about the geological forces — including faulting and erosion — that created the distinctive red rock formations. Learn more about the Indigenous communities that have called this park home for thousands of years. Relax on your periodic breaks to take photos of the gorgeous natural landscape and recharge with complimentary snacks and water.
Highlights
- Discover the unique Valley of Fire State Park
- Learn about the Indigenous Peoples living in the area
- Admire the wonderful views and the distinctive red rock formations
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Activity package
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Facilities
Free cancellation
mobile
5 hours
Available in English
What's included
- Pickup/drop off
- Guided Tour
- Healthy snacks
- Refreshments
- Visitors Center Tour (if time permits)
Where you'll meet
You will be picked up from the selected location. Please confirm the pickup place and time directly with local partner. You will find their contact details on the voucher.
Operated by
Love Hikes LLC
Important information
Not allowed:
* Children under 8 years old
Know in advance:
* Please select your pickup location at checkout
* A good level of fitness is required
* Healthy snacks are included but clients with allergies should bring their own
* Bottled water is included in the tour package but it is recommended to bring your own hydration pack/Camelback if planning in advance for moderate hikes where you may wish to have your hands free
* There are bees during the spring and summer months along the trail so allergies should be considered
Remember to bring:
* Hiking closed-toed shoes are recommended but athletic shoes with gripping soles also work great
* Hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and lip balm
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