Valley of Fire Luxury Tour Trekker Excursion

Overview

Valley of Fire State Park is a land of crimson, Aztec sandstone, ancient rock art and mystery. Venture into Nevada’s first and largest state park with a local Adventure Guide to explore a landscape sculpted by shifting sand dunes 150 million years ago.

You’ll ride in the comfort of a luxury Tour Trekker through the Mohave Desert, learning about its geology, ecology and history while en route. Upon entering the Park, giant rock formations, maze-like canyons and animal-shaped peaks transport you to another world.

See world-famous sandstone sculptures—Elephant Rock, Seven Sisters and the White Domes—and iconic landscapes from Hollywood films. Wander among the 2000-year-old petroglyphs at Atlatl Rock and visit the 1930s stone cabins built for early travelers. Your tour includes a stop at the Visitor’s Center and you’ll go home with memories that last a lifetime.

Bottled water and lunch provided!

City: Las Vegas

Sat 01 Nov

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Starting at $184.78

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Sat 01 Nov

Starting at $184.78

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What's Included

Fully guided tour

Entrance fees

Round trip transportation to/from Las Vegas hotels

Bottled water

Sandwich of choice and potato chips (Gluten-free option available)

Additional Info

Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Minimum age is 3 years
Collapsible wheelchairs acceptable when accompanied by another adult.

What To Expect

The Beehives

The first stop on this tour is at the Beehives Rock Formation! See the rocks that look like large beehives and take some photos on the rocks with your guide.

Atlatl Rock

Stop off at Atlatl Rock where, thousands of years ago, indigenous people created mysterious artwork that is still visible today. Walk up the staircase to get an up close look of these ancient petroglyphs.

Rainbow Vista

Your next stop is at Rainbow Vista where you'll be able to see different colored rocks. This picturesque stop boasts the beautiful colored rocks with great photo ops!

White Domes Trail

Travel to White Domes Trailhead where you'll see people hiking in the park! Your guide will determine whether or not to eat lunch at White Domes or at the Cabins.

Elephant Rock

See the famous rock formation that looks like an elephant - Elephant Rock. Walk up on the rocks to grab a photo of this amazing formation. After stopping off at Elephant Rock, make your way to the Cabins inside the Park to see the old structures.

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Cancellation Policy

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

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Reviews (162)

Phoinix15

Mar 2025

Washington DC -Steve? was the best. Such a nice guy. The tour was amazing..and Steve gave us so much historical information of the area. He also gave great ideas for dinner..which we ended up doing. A no rush guide and he took so may pictures of all of us. Just a great day..and great guide!

gregsuenicksam

Mar 2025

Don was our tour guide for this wonderful tour. He was extremely informative and such a pleasure to be around. The sights are amazing! The lunch sandwiches were also very good.

acenoval

Feb 2025

Our tour guide, John, was such a gem. He was extremely knowledgeable and recited all of the facts and stories from memory. On our way to the valley, he began with the history of casinos established by mobsters and once we entered the valley, he'd end up speaking about dinosaurs. Such cool stuff and the flow were very natural. The jeep ride was fun and very spacious. We got out the car at multiple trails and John was guiding us the whole time and was very personable. It was so wonderful to learn history while walking on the land where it happened.