Nevada
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14 incredible things to do in the Valley of Fire
Filled with hiking trails and enchanting rock formations, explore these 12 incredible things to do in the Valley of Fire on your next visit.
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First Creek Canyon Trail – finding the hidden waterfall
First Creek Canyon trail is an enjoyable trek across the desert towards towering red and white sandstone rock formations. In the wet season, hikers can enjoy a hidden waterfall just off the trail.
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Valley of Fire Visitor Center
The Valley of Fire Visitor Center contains many exhibits, souvenirs, and park information.
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Is visiting Lone Rock in the Valley of Fire worth it?
Lone Rock is a quick stop in the Valley of Fire on the way to the CCC Cabins and we wanted to find out if the stop was worth it.
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Balancing Rock Trail – Valley of Fire
Balancing Rock trail is a short out and back, easy, 0.25-mile hike near the Valley of Fire Visitor Center.
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Are the Cabins at Valley of Fire worth it?
Located in the Valley of Fire, the Cabins were originally built in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps for visitors.
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Hiking the Silica Dome – Valley of Fire
The Silica Dome is a popular spot within the Valley of Fire, especially if you are a Star Trek fan. This short hike leads to the summit of the Silica Dome and offers epic views of Fire Canyon within the Valley of Fire.
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Hiking to Mouse’s Tank on the Petroglyph Canyon Trail
Mouse’s Tank is named after Mouse, an outlaw who hid out along the Petroglyph Trail in the Valley of Fire.
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Hiking White Rock Mountain Loop Trail – Red Rock Canyon
White Rock Mountain loop is a 6.2 mile trek through beautiful red and white mountains in the La Madre Wilderness and Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area.
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Explore Atlatl Rock at the Valley of Fire
Atlatl Rock is located in the heart of the Valley of Fire. Visitors will find 4,000 year old petroglyphs on this short trail.
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Mt Charleston Hikes
Located 45 minutes outside of Las Vegas, you’ll find an abundance of Mt Charleston hikes. Find your perfect hike today!
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Lee Canyon Narrows from Blue Tree Trail
Lee Canyon Narrows is located near Mount Charleston just 45 minutes outside of Las Vegas. Hikers will enjoy views of Mummy Mountain, seasonal wildflowers, and historic remnants of old vehicles before reaching the amazing Lee Canyon Narrows.
