Atlatl Rock – this is where you can see petroglyphs.Arch Rock – a rock arch formed by millennia of strong winds and rain.
#VALLEY OF FIRE SEVEN SISTERS FULL#
We tried to hit as many as we could, but here’s a full list in case you’re looking to tick them all off: There are quite a few points of interest in Valley of Fire ranging from natural rock formations to panoramic lookout points. Suffice it to say we didn’t want to leave! Places to visit in Valley of Fire The winding roads are perfect for a day of cruising. We kept pulling over for photos every few meters.Įnjoying the views from one of the many lookout points. Soaking in that desert sunshine because it was still winter back home. Warm desert shades as far as the eye can see. Hikers scrambling up to the lookout point at Rainbow Vista. Natural cave formations at Valley of Fire. The views looking back from Rainbow Vista. One of the giant boulders that makes up the Seven Sisters.Ī wall of red sandstone rising up before the road. Valley of Fire is a desert dreamscape and here are a few photos to show you just that! The views are sprinkled with bushes that stubbornly defy the temperatures, and winding roads allow you to leisurely enjoy the scenery that rises up before you. Located in the Mojave Desert, this park is home to red sandstone boulders and landscapes in warm shades of tan, sienna, and firebrick. Most visitors looking for a taste of Nevada’s outdoors choose Red Rock Canyon which is a short 30-minute drive from the Vegas Strip, but if you’re willing to drive just an hour outside of Las Vegas, you’ll reach Valley of Fire State Park, which without exaggeration, is one of the most beautiful places I have ever seen!
For anyone planning a trip to Las Vegas, I have a new bucket list item to add to your list: a day trip to Valley of Fire!
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