Valley of Fire intense hike guided tour from Las Vegas

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Place: Las Vegas

Duration: up to 5 hours 30 minutes

Language: English

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Do this because

Discover the unique Valley of Fire State Park
Experience intriguing trails that will tempt your hiking spirit
Admire the most spectacular views

What to expect

Go above and beyond the experience of the average tourist. Go on a trek to the most spectacular views and feel the ultimate sense of self-fulfillment. Climb higher, hike further, and soak in the exhilaration of this breathtaking landscape.

Wait for your pickup at your hotel in Las Vegas. Enter the park and glimpse Lake Mead, the largest man-made lake in the United States. Once inside Valley of Fire State Park, follow your guide to the trailhead for your hike. Learn about the geological forces — including faulting and erosion — that created the distinctive red rock formations. Discover the various American Indian tribes that have called the park home for thousands of years. Relax on your periodic breaks to take photos of the gorgeous natural landscape and recharge with complimentary snacks and water.

Discover the Valley of Fire State Park and its 40,000 acres of bright red Aztec sandstone outcrops nestled in gray and tan limestone.

The minimum age of participation is 8 years old
Please select your pickup location at checkout
Intense hikes are best for the avid hiker or rock scrambler who is seeking the ultimate adventure. Use of both feet and hands will be required to get you to amazing views
Please bring a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, hiking shoes, and lip balm
It is recommended to bring your own hydration pack/Camelback for the reason that you may wish to have your hands free for intense hiking
Additional snacks may be purchased by customers at the Moapa River Indian Reservation truck stop. If you are allergic please consider preparing your own snacks
Kindly consider including all personal medications, a day pack (limited number provided by the company), hand sanitizer, a camera, a bandana, athletic clothing for the time of year in a desert, and layered clothing when weather demands