Las Vegas Valley of Fire Adventure Tour

Departing from Las Vegas, this immersive tour takes you into a stunning landscape of vibrant red sandstone formations, ancient petroglyphs, and expansive desert vistas shaped over millions of years.
Your adventure begins with a drive into Valley of Fire State Park, where you’ll visit landmarks like Beehive Rock, sculpted by wind and time, and Atlatl Rock, featuring ancient petroglyphs created by early Native American cultures. Enjoy panoramic views at Rainbow Vista and Fire Canyon Overlook, where the sun illuminates glowing rock formations. You’ll hike to Fire Wave, known for its striking red and white striped sandstone, and see the remarkable Elephant Rock.

Midway, enjoy a deli lunch at Seven Sisters, a peaceful picnic spot surrounded by towering rocks. Complimentary water and snacks are provided.

Led by expert guides, you’ll uncover the fascinating geology and history of this desert environment. After four hours, we return to Las Vegas with lasting memories and stunning photos.

What's included:

• Professional Driver and/or Tour Guide

What to expect:

Duration: 5 hours

Beehive Rock

Beehive Rock, Nevada 89040, USA

A unique sandstone formation located within Valley of Fire State Park, Beehive Rock gets its name from its distinctive layered appearance resembling a giant beehive. Formed by wind and water erosion over millions of years, it's a popular photo stop and a fascinating glimpse into the area's geological history.

15 minutes

Atlatl Rock

Interstate 15 at Highway 169, Exit 75n, Valley of Fire State Park, Overton, 89040, Nevada

Atlatl Rock is a striking sandstone formation in Valley of Fire State Park, best known for its well-preserved petroglyphs. Visitors can climb a short staircase to view ancient Native American carvings, including depictions of the atlatl—an early spear-throwing device—offering a rare and meaningful connection to the region’s prehistoric cultures.

30 minutes

Valley of Fire State Park

29450 Valley of Fire Hwy, Overton, 89040, Nevada

Valley of Fire State Park is Nevada’s oldest and largest state park, renowned for its vibrant red sandstone formations, ancient petroglyphs, and dramatic desert landscapes. With scenic drives, hiking trails, and cultural landmarks, the park offers a captivating glimpse into both natural beauty and Native American history.

20 minutes • Admission Ticket Included

Rainbow Vista

Mouse's tank rd, Overton, 89040, Nevada

Rainbow Vista is a stunning viewpoint in Valley of Fire State Park, offering panoramic views of multi-colored sandstone formations that stretch across the desert. Known for its vibrant hues and dramatic rock layers, this area is a photographer’s dream and a perfect stop for a short scenic hike or a peaceful moment to take in the natural beauty.

15 minutes • Admission Ticket Included

Fire Canyon / Silica Dome

Overton, NV 89040, USA

Fire Canyon showcases 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 offers breathtaking views that truly capture the park’s namesake. It's an ideal stop for those seeking dramatic desert landscapes and unforgettable photo opportunities.

10 minutes • Admission Ticket Included

Seven Sisters

Valley Of Fire, , Overton, Nevada

Seven Sisters (lunch stop) offers a peaceful and scenic spot for a midday break. Surrounded by towering red sandstone formations, this picnic area provides shaded tables and a quiet desert atmosphere—perfect for relaxing and enjoying lunch amid the unique beauty of Valley of Fire.

40 minutes • Admission Ticket Included

Elephant Rock

Valley of Fire State Park, , Overton, 89040, Nevada

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

20 minutes • Admission Ticket Included

Fire Wave

Valley of Fire Rd, Overton, 89040, Nevada

Experience the breathtaking Fire Wave, a short but rewarding hike through swirling, colorful sandstone formations that resemble a giant wave frozen in time. This scenic trail showcases vibrant reds, oranges, and whites, offering spectacular photo opportunities and a close-up look at the park’s unique geology.

1 hour • Admission Ticket Included