easy
2 hours
Minimal physical exertion required; suitable for most fitness levels since this is a vehicle-based experience.
Embark on a private, self-driven adventure to Double Negative in Moapa Valley, Nevada. Experience the awe-inspiring land art creation and stunning desert landscapes just an hour from Las Vegas.
Double Negative Land Art
Experience the awe of Double Negative, a stunning land art installation by Michael Heizer in Moapa Valley. Enjoy a self-guided adventure with a vehicle rental that includes a GPS map and communication tools. Just an hour from Las Vegas, this unique journey promises unforgettable memories amidst breathtaking landscapes.
Double Negative is an impressive land art installation situated in the picturesque Moapa Valley on Mormon Mesa, also known as Virgin River Mesa, in the vicinity of Overton, Nevada. This remarkable creation was meticulously crafted by the renowned artist Michael Heizer in the year 1969, and it features a striking trench that has been skillfully excavated into the earth.
You can drive away right from our shop. No trailer is needed! We are about an hour from Las Vegas, Nevada, and St. George, Utah.
Please Note:
Driver: Ages 18+ With Valid Driver's License. Passenger: All Ages-Any passenger that cannot touch the floorboards with their feet (small children, infants) cannot ride in the vehicles. (If Passenger Is Under 18, Driver Must Be Ages 25+)
Desert conditions can be dehydrating, so always carry more water than you think you'll need.
The terrain can be rough and sandy; make sure your rental vehicle has adequate clearance for off-road conditions.
Cell service can be unreliable—use the provided GPS, but having offline maps as backup is smart.
The desert sun is intense; sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses are a must-have.
Double Negative was created in 1970 by Michael Heizer as one of the first large-scale land art projects in the desert.
The area is protected under public land regulations that limit development to preserve its natural and artistic integrity.
Stay hydrated throughout your desert adventure.
Protect your skin from intense desert sun exposure.
summer specific
Provides shade and helps keep you cool during the drive.
Prepare for temperature changes, especially in the early morning and evening.
fall specific