Valley of Fire State Park

Valley of Fire State Park is a scenic outdoor area in Moapa Valley, United States. It is known for its vibrant red sandstone formations and for its spires, cliffs, and other interesting desert features. It covers an area of 42,000 acres and is the oldest Nevada state park, established in 1935. In addition to the red sandstone, visitors to the park can also enjoy surreal patterns of petroglyphs, some of which date back to prehistoric times. Hiking, camping, and photography are all popular activities within the park, with different hikes of varying difficulty to choose from. Advanced hikers can take on trails that are more strenuous and take longer to complete, while the park also has walks that are more suitable for families and those with varying abilities. Visitors should prepare for desert weather, which can fluctuate during the day.