Valley of Fire State Park Review

We loved the Valley of Fire for a quick trip out of Las Vegas. It is only about an hour away, so make sure you give yourself plenty of time to explore! There were some nice walks to do here too, some east and some harder. You don’t even have to leave the car if you don’t want to!!

What a pleasant surprise, just about an hour away from the strip. Our trip this time was focused on Death Valley. At the end of the trip, came to Valley of Fire

The Gobi desert landscape is magnificent.

Flame Valley State Park is located 90 kilometers northeast of Las Vegas, United States, referred to as Flame Valley. It is the oldest national park in Nevada, founded in 1935, covering an area of 14,120 hectares. The reason why it is called the Flame Valley is because the Mesozoic red sandstone in the valley, which is exposed to the surface, will reflect red like fire in the sun, and look like fire in the valley from a distance.

It's a less famous park. It belongs to Nevada State Park. So the 80 yuan annual ticket to the National Park doesn't work, but it's OK. The ticket is only 10 dollars a car, and it's not expensive. The scenery here is relatively primitive, there are no artificially carved and destroyed traces, there are stones piled up all over the hillside, there are two main characteristics, one is that the stones are earthy red, the other is that many rocks have ripples, with the open sand and blue sky is very beautiful. It's a long drive from Las Vegas, about an hour, the last section of the road is very desert of the United States and West. Feeling, the emptiness has a sense of extension, I recommend you to drive.