Las Vegas:Valley of Fire State Park w/Deli Lunch Max 13 Tour｜United States

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Take a trip to the Valley of Fire on this tour from Las Vegas. Discover 40,000 acres of bright red Aztec sandstone outcrops nestled in gray and tan limestone and explore ancient, petrified trees and petroglyphs dating back more than 2,000 years.

From Vegas, drive to one of the most famous state parks in Nevada. Upon arrival, admire the fiery sandstone formations swirling through the valley along with the ancient petroglyphs carved into its stones.

Proceed to the Beehive Rock where you can capture intricate patterns and textures of Beehive Rock and then to the Atlatl Rock where you can take photos against the intricate petroglyphs on the unique rock formations that are estimated to be 2000 to 4000 years old.

Learn more about the park's geology and history at the Valley of Fire Visitor Center. Take home some souvenirs from the gift shop as well. Afterward, make your way to the Rainbow Vista to enjoy panoramic views of the multi-colored rock formations.

At the Fire Canyon, capture the dramatic landscape emphasizing the contrast between the red rocks and the surrounding desert. Then, have a deli-style lunch at Seven Sisters where you also get to enjoy the beauty of nature.

After lunch, visit Elephant Rock, a unique formation resembling an elephant. There, take a brief hike to reach a photo spot where you can frame the rock to emphasize its elephant-like features.

Lastly, hike to the famous Fire Wave, a striped sandstone formation with stunning patterns and colors. Then, drive back to Las Vegas carrying unforgettable memories and jaw-dropping pictures.

Note: For safety, Valley of Fire State Park closes the Fire Wave Trail and other hiking trails from May to September. During this period, the guide may adjust the itinerary based on weather, guests' fitness, and preferences; the actual on-tour arrangement prevails.