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      Chizzl
      September 16, 2026 via Google
      If you want to experience the beauty of God’s work, I would definitely recommend this tour! The tour guide was very knowledgeable and went above and beyond to share her knowledge in an interesting and funny way. If you can afford it, book the helicopter ride through the canyon — you won’t regret it!
      Chelsea G.
      September 10, 2026 via Google
      Well organised, relaxing, informative, seamless tour. Our host Tommy and driver Lala took great care of us and delivered exceptional service. Lunch at the Skywalk restaurant — the local Hualapai cuisine and breathtaking vistas — was a highlight for us all. Highly recommend.
      Bob J.

      August 28, 2026 via Google

      We did the Grand Canyon West Rim Bus Tour and it was great. Gia was an excellent guide with lots of info, and Wayne made sure we got ice water at each stop. Bucket list trip that didn’t disappoint!
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      Valley of Fire Tours

      Explore the oldest state park in Nevada and see for yourself why it’s called the Valley of Fire. Venture deep into the Valley of Fire in a luxury air-conditioned SUV to see the spectacular red sandstone formations up close, spot Native American petroglyphs, and explore famous viewpoints like Atlatl Rock, Rainbow Vista, and the Buffington Pockets.

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      Valley of Fire SUV Tour

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      Destination Guide

      Why Visit the Valley of Fire?

      Valley of Fire is Nevada's oldest state park, and its blazing red Aztec sandstone is some of the most striking scenery in the entire Southwest.

      Roughly an hour northeast of Las Vegas, the park is named for the way its rock formations seem to glow like fire in the sunlight. A luxury air-conditioned SUV tour takes you deep into the park to see the formations up close, spot ancient petroglyphs, and visit viewpoints like Atlatl Rock, Rainbow Vista, and the Buffington Pockets.

      Its otherworldly landscape rewards visitors with color and rock shapes you won't find anywhere else near Vegas, and it makes a quieter, more scenic alternative to the city.

      ~1 hr
      Northeast of Las Vegas
      Oldest
      Nevada's first state park
      Petroglyphs
      Ancient Native American rock art
      Luxury SUV
      Air-conditioned tour into the park

      Top Highlights

      A few of the highlights that make it worth the trip.

      Aztec Sandstone

      Fiery red formations that glow in the desert sun.

      Petroglyphs & Views

      Ancient rock art plus Atlatl Rock, Rainbow Vista, and Buffington Pockets.

      Comfortable SUV Tour

      Explore deep into the park by air-conditioned luxury SUV.

      Valley of Fire: FAQ

      Answers to the questions travelers ask most.

      How far is Valley of Fire from Las Vegas?
      Roughly an hour northeast of the city by road, making it an easy day trip.
      What is Valley of Fire known for?
      Its brilliant red Aztec sandstone formations, ancient petroglyphs, and viewpoints like Atlatl Rock, Rainbow Vista, and the Buffington Pockets.
      Is Valley of Fire a national or state park?
      It's a Nevada state park, the oldest in the state.
      How do you tour Valley of Fire from Las Vegas?
      Canyon Tours runs a luxury air-conditioned SUV tour into the park.