• Beehive Rock - This remarkable sandstone formation in Valley of Fire State Park is known as Beehive Rock due to its distinctive layered structure that resembles a giant beehive. Shaped by wind and water erosion over millions of years, it is a popular spot for photography and offers an intriguing insight into the area’s geological past.

• Atlatl Rock - Atlatl Rock is a captivating sandstone formation in Valley of Fire State Park, celebrated for its well-preserved petroglyphs. Visitors can ascend a short staircase to admire ancient Native American carvings, including images of the atlatl—an early spear-throwing tool—providing a rare and meaningful connection to the region’s prehistoric cultures.

• Valley of Fire State Park - As Nevada’s oldest and largest state park, Valley of Fire State Park is famous for its vibrant red sandstone formations, ancient petroglyphs, and striking desert landscapes. With scenic drives, hiking trails, and cultural landmarks, the park offers an enchanting glimpse into both natural beauty and Native American history.

• Rainbow Vista - Rainbow Vista is a breathtaking viewpoint in Valley of Fire State Park, offering sweeping views of multi-colored sandstone formations that span the desert. Known for its vivid colors and dramatic rock layers, this area is a photographer’s paradise and an ideal stop for a short scenic hike or a tranquil moment to appreciate the natural beauty.

• Fire Canyon / Silica Dome - Fire Canyon features some of the most intense and fiery red rock formations in Valley of Fire State Park. Surrounded by rugged cliffs and wave-like sandstone, this overlook provides stunning views that truly embody the park’s namesake. It’s a perfect stop for those seeking dramatic desert landscapes and unforgettable photo opportunities.

• Seven Sisters - Seven Sisters (lunch stop) offers a serene and picturesque location for a midday break. Encircled by towering red sandstone formations, this picnic area provides shaded tables and a peaceful desert ambiance—ideal for relaxing and enjoying lunch amid the unique beauty of Valley of Fire.

• Elephant Rock - Elephant Rock is a magnificent natural sandstone formation shaped like its namesake. This iconic landmark is easily accessible and offers excellent photo opportunities, making it a must-visit stop to admire the unique geology and beauty of Valley of Fire State Park.

• Fire Wave - Discover the awe-inspiring Fire Wave, a short yet rewarding hike through swirling, colorful sandstone formations that resemble a giant wave frozen in time. This scenic trail features vibrant reds, oranges, and whites, offering spectacular photo opportunities and an up-close look at the park’s unique geology.

• Professional Driver and/or Tour Guide
• Admission fees
• Lunch
• Snacks
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities

Starting from Las Vegas, this captivating tour transports you to a breathtaking landscape of vibrant red sandstone formations, ancient petroglyphs, and vast desert vistas sculpted over millions of years.

The journey begins with a drive into Valley of Fire State Park, where visitors will explore landmarks such as Beehive Rock, shaped by wind and time, and Atlatl Rock, showcasing ancient petroglyphs crafted by early Native American cultures. Enjoy sweeping views at Rainbow Vista and Fire Canyon Overlook, where the sun highlights the glowing rock formations. Hike to Fire Wave, renowned for its striking red and white striped sandstone, and marvel at the impressive Elephant Rock.

Midway through, enjoy a deli lunch at Seven Sisters, a serene picnic area surrounded by towering rocks. Complimentary water and snacks are available.

Guided by experts, participants will discover the intriguing geology and history of this desert environment. After four hours, the tour returns to Las Vegas, leaving guests with unforgettable memories and stunning photographs.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.