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Introductions:
this is the best choice for nature junkies who are in nevada and haven't got the time to go Bryce Canyon in Utah or Grand Canyon in Arizona. What makes this park extra fun is that the Valley of Fire is shaped in a way where you actually drive down the valley. Once there, you can really touch and feel the stones, unlike in the other parks where you just see the rock formations in a distance.
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Things to do:
Once at the park, there’s no time to lose. To the north is Rainbow Vista. This lookout boasts amazing views of the White Dome and Duck Rock. Rainbow Vista showcases its own admirable canyons, domes, towers, ridges and valleys carved from sand deposited over 150 million years ago. This landmark is a true contrast to the red sandstone landscape found at Valley of Fire. The surface of Rainbow Vista shows off a range of yellows, gold, and reds mixed as if stirred together.
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Before heading back to the glitter of Vegas, your tour makes a final stop at the Visitor Center. Discover several fascinating exhibits on the geology, ecology and history of Valley of Fire. Pop into the gift shop for postcards, books and film souvenirs that will last as timeless reminders of your adventure at Valley of Fire.
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