On the way out of the park, we’ll stop by the Beehives, unusual formations eroded by wind and water, and Atlatl Rock to see the outstanding ancient native petroglyphs.
The Cabins are historic stone cabins built with native sandstone by the CCC in the 1930s as a shelter for travelers of the Arrowhead Trail. We’ve built up an appetite by now, so we’ll stop at the Cabins to enjoy our picnic lunch. Next, it’s off to Rainbow Vista for a short hike to a panoramic view of multi-colored sandstone. We’ll stop at the scenic overview of Fire Canyon and maybe see some of the local big horned sheep. Then go up the road to White Domes for a loop trail (about one hour). We’ll hike the famous Fire Wave trail (about one hour in and out). There are several hikes to choose from all in this gorgeous park. Day 2Īfter breakfast, we’ll stop to pick up a picnic lunch, then drive the short distance to Valley of Fire State Park. The restaurant across the street from the hotel offers great Mexican food for our Welcome Dinner. We’ll check into our hotel and maybe enjoy the pool and relax from our travel day. The rock formations, colors, and sweeping vistas are such a delight. If you’ve never driven through the Lake Mead National Recreation Area, you’re in for a treat. We’ll take the scenic two-hour drive up to Overton, Nevada. Valley of Fire, Red Rock Canyon & Death Valley Activities at a GlanceīOOK NOW Valley of Fire, Red Rock Canyon & Death Valley Trip Itinerary Day 1Īrrive in Las Vegas by 2pm, and be met by your Canyon Calling Trip Leader.
And there’s some extra time to yourself to explore, chill by a spring fed pool, shop a bit, and rejuvenate. It’s a more relaxed pace with more comfort built in. We’ll also explore the stark beauty of Death Valley National Park with its colorful and rugged terrain, and an International Dark Sky Park for you star seekers! Come join us on this ‘soft’ hiking adventure. Many geologists who visit Red Rock are amazed by the rock formations, natural beauty, and the vivid colors of the rock. We’ll also discover Red Rock Canyon, an area of worldwide geologic interest. On a sunny day, these rock formations look like they are on fire, giving the park its name. The Canyons are Calling and we must go! Valley of Fire is filled with red rock formations made from Aztec sandstone. Valley of Fire, Red Rock Canyon & Death Valley Adventure Trip
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