Valley of Fire and Red Rock Canyon Day Tour from Las Vegas
by J.N.S. Just Never Stop LLC.
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This full-day bus tour lasts about eight hours and visits two prominent natural areas near Las Vegas: Valley of Fire State Park and Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. The tour includes a four-hour stop at Valley of Fire State Park, where visitors see the Aztec Sandstone rock formations that are about 150 million years old and appear fiery under sunlight. Highlights include Elephant Rock, Cabins, and Rainbow Vista, along with access to some lesser-known spots not usually included on other tours. Afterward, the tour proceeds to Red Rock Canyon for about 40 minutes. This area features distinct red sandstone formations created by ancient sand dunes transformed through geological processes and subsequent tectonic activity. Entrance fees, snacks, bottled water, and air-conditioned transport are included. Gratuities are not covered.
Highlights
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Itinerary
Valley of Fire State Park
The tour spends about four hours at Valley of Fire State Park, the leading hiking location near Las Vegas. The park is known for its Aztec Sandstone formations, created roughly 150 million years ago from shifting sand dunes. These rocks appear to glow red and orange under the sun, which gives the park its name. Visitors see landmarks such as Elephant Rock, Cabins, and Rainbow Vista and access sites not typically open to other tours.
240 min
Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area
The tour then stops for approximately 40 minutes at Red Rock Canyon. The area features red sandstone formations formed from ancient sand dunes that turned into rock through cementation by iron oxide and calcium carbonate. Later tectonic movements uplifted and fractured the layers, exposing iron-rich strata that give the canyon its red colors.
40 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
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Valley of Fire and Red Rock Canyon Day Tour from Las Vegas
by J.N.S. Just Never Stop LLC.
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$296Overview
This full-day bus tour lasts about eight hours and visits two prominent natural areas near Las Vegas: Valley of Fire State Park and Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. The tour includes a four-hour stop at Valley of Fire State Park, where visitors see the Aztec Sandstone rock formations that are about 150 million years old and appear fiery under sunlight. Highlights include Elephant Rock, Cabins, and Rainbow Vista, along with access to some lesser-known spots not usually included on other tours. Afterward, the tour proceeds to Red Rock Canyon for about 40 minutes. This area features distinct red sandstone formations created by ancient sand dunes transformed through geological processes and subsequent tectonic activity. Entrance fees, snacks, bottled water, and air-conditioned transport are included. Gratuities are not covered.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Valley of Fire State Park
The tour spends about four hours at Valley of Fire State Park, the leading hiking location near Las Vegas. The park is known for its Aztec Sandstone formations, created roughly 150 million years ago from shifting sand dunes. These rocks appear to glow red and orange under the sun, which gives the park its name. Visitors see landmarks such as Elephant Rock, Cabins, and Rainbow Vista and access sites not typically open to other tours.
240 min
Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area
The tour then stops for approximately 40 minutes at Red Rock Canyon. The area features red sandstone formations formed from ancient sand dunes that turned into rock through cementation by iron oxide and calcium carbonate. Later tectonic movements uplifted and fractured the layers, exposing iron-rich strata that give the canyon its red colors.
40 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.