Valley of Fire State Park

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29450 Valley of Fire Hwy
Overton, NV 89040
+1 (702) 397-2088
https://parks.nv.gov

Valley of Fire State Park, located in Overton, NV, is renowned for its stunning 40,000 acres of vibrant red Aztec sandstone formations, interspersed with gray and tan limestone. The park is home to ancient petrified trees and petroglyphs that date back over 2,000 years, offering visitors a glimpse into the region's rich geological and cultural history.

The park features a Visitor Center that showcases exhibits on its geology, ecology, prehistory, and history, enhancing the visitor experience. With a variety of trails and breathtaking landscapes, Valley of Fire State Park is a premier destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

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Gary C.
12/4/2025

What a great park! So many scenic views with a lot of hiking trails. There are restrooms everywhere, as well as picnic tables to have a snack. Definitely pack a lunch. Entry fee is $15. It is the...

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Brittani W.
11/16/2025

What a gorgeous and phenomenal experience. There are lots of trails to venture, so you can do one with as little effort and time as you'd like.. take your pick! Bring water, for sure! And...

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Jamal C.
10/11/2025

This was a great idea to get away from the Las Vegas Vibes on a Thursday. The Valley of fire is about 1.5 hours from the Strip. I thanked the park ranger for being there during the government...

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Chris L.
11/14/2025

After Hoover Dam, we drove to Valley of Fire to spend the day. We visited a number of the sights within the park - elephant rock, Mouse Tank, Silica Dome, etc. Everything was beautiful. We also...

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Kaori M.
11/2/2025

Colorful rocks, intriguing canyons, arches, petroglyphs, wildlife, so many things to explore here. There are many trails. Convenient place near the city. Beautiful park. Only downside is so many...

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