You can get to the Valley of Fire by heading northeast 55 miles from Las Vegas via I-15. It gets its name from the red sandstone formations that make up this 56,000 acre park. They were created from sand dunes way back during the Jurassic period and the 100 millions years of transformation since. The Valley of Fire was Nevada’s first state park and attracts hikers, campers, and those looking to see the famous petroglyphs. The best places to see the ancient Anasazi rock art is in Petroglyph Canyon and on Atlatl Rock.
Valley of Fire State Park
Valley of Fire State Park Visitor’s Center
On SR 169 in Overton
Hours: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Daily
702.397.2088
Directions: Take I-15 northeast for about 55 miles.
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