Valley of Fire Tour
About Lake Mead Tours
A photo tour with a professional photographer through the VOF will take you on the photo shoot adventure of a life time. Named after the deep red sandstone formations that look like they are on fire when the sun illuminates them just right, this geologic wonderland offers visitors the chance to experience unique desert scenery, including deep dramatic canyons, ancient sandstone cliffs, petrified trees, and vast, unique desert landscapes that have to be seen to be believed.
You'll marvel at Atlatl Rock, a large boulder that's perched precariously on top of a sandstone outcrop, witness 3,000-year-old Moapa Native American petroglyphs carved into the rocks, and encounter striking panoramic views of spectacularly colored stones contrasted against the pastel desert background.
Valley of Fire also has abundant natural wildlife viewing opportunities. Keep your eyes peeled for bighorn sheep, lizards, snakes, coyotes, kit foxes, and the rare protected desert tortoise. This unforgettable experience will leave you with lasting memories of one of the most scenic and iconic landmarks of the American West!
Valley of Fire Tour with a photographer, driver, and guide
$1,299.00 – $2,299.00
Valley of Fire State Park Private Tour
- Options:
- 1-hour photography package – $1,299
- 2-hour photography package – $1,799
- 3 hour photography package – $2,299
- Bottled water is provided in the limousine; you are more than welcome to BYOB and/or snacks (no eating in the limousine, please)
- Your choice to walk, hike, or sightsee
- Limousine pickup from your Las Vegas hotel at 8:00 AM
- Allow 4 hours from pickup from your hotel to drop off at your hotel
- Entrance fees and permits included in the price
- Courtesy limousine transportation to and from Valley of Fire State Park for a MAX of 10 persons
Items not included
- Food
- Beverages other than bottled water
Valley of Fire is Nevada’s first designated state park and was officially established in 1935. The park consists of approximately 40,000 acres in the Mojave Desert, about an hour north of the famous Las Vegas Strip. The park has hiking trails, campgrounds, and a Visitor Center.
Valley of Fire gets its name from the amazing red sandstone formations that were formed 150 million years ago. Prehistoric tribes, such as the Basket Maker people and later the Anasazi Pueblo farmers, spent time in the park, probably hunting and gathering. There are even ancient petroglyphs located in several areas of the park!
Valley of Fire has abundant wildlife, including bighorn sheep, lizards, snakes, coyotes, kit foxes, and the rare and protected desert tortoise. There are also numerous species of birds and many beautiful plants.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Where is Valley of Fire located?
Valley of Fire is Nevada's oldest state park and located just 50 miles outside of the Las Vegas Strip.
