easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; casual walking experience recommended
Discover a peaceful side of Nevada with a private afternoon hike near Las Vegas. Perfect for all skill levels, this guided adventure offers scenic views, wildlife encounters, and a chance to connect with nature, away from the city’s hustle.
$129 per Person | 4 hours and 30 minutes | Our most popular tour!
Person (8+): $129
4 hours and 30 minutes
This hike is great for families and is suitable for all ages and fitness levels who can complete a 2-hour hike. An easy walk allows you to see some of the many petroglyphs in the park!After pickup from your Las Vegas hotel at sunrise, in the late morning or in the early afternoon, travel by jeep or van 55 miles (89 km) to Valley of Fire State Park, the oldest state park in Nevada. On the way, pass Las Vegas Motor Speedway and Nellis Air Force Base. If you wish, you can stop at Moapa River Indian Reservation to shop for duty-free liquor, cigarettes and fireworks. As you approach the entrance to the park, you'll glimpse Lake Mead, the largest man-made lake in the United States. Once inside Valley of Fire State Park, your friendly and knowledgeable guide leads you to the trailhead for your selected hike. (See options below.) During your 4-, 5- or 6-hour tour, your guide tells you about the geological forces — including faulting and erosion — that created the distinctive red rock formations. Hear about the various American Indian tribes that have called the park home for thousands of years. You'll have periodic breaks to take photos of the gorgeous natural landscape and recharge with complimentary snacks and water. Following your hike, take a short tour of the Valley of Fire State Park visitor center to learn more about the park before the hour-long drive back to your Las Vegas hotel.
Bring plenty of water, especially in the warmer months, to stay energized during your hike.
Apply sunscreen and wear a wide-brim hat to protect yourself from sun exposure.
Layer your clothing to stay comfortable in changing weather conditions and temperatures.
Stick to marked trails and be mindful of uneven terrain to prevent slips or falls.
The area was historically used by Native American tribes and later mapped during early Western explorations.
Love Hikes emphasizes Leave No Trace principles to preserve the beauty and health of desert landscapes.
Proper footwear ensures support and grip on desert trails, reducing fatigue.
Protects your face and neck from direct sun exposure during outdoor activities.
summer specific
Shield your skin from harmful UV rays while enjoying your hike.
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Layered clothing helps adjust to changing temperatures throughout the day.
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