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Hiking & Wildlife - Valley of Fire with River Dogz - Las Vegas

Hiking & Wildlife - Valley of Fire with River Dogz

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

3 hours

Fitness Level

Moderate fitness required; comfortable walking shoes recommended

Overview

Join a guided hike through Nevada’s Valley of Fire for stunning landscapes and rich history. Perfect for photography and nature lovers seeking an accessible adventure.

Las Vegas, Nevada

Photographer's Dream - Valley of Fire Hiking (GROUP) Tour

5 Hours | A photographers dream!

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Adventure Photos

Photographer's Dream - Valley of Fire Hiking (GROUP) Tour photo 1

About This Adventure

Embark on an unforgettable 3-hour hiking adventure through the stunning Valley of Fire. Explore breathtaking sites like White Domes Trail and Mouse's Tank, with guided insights along the way. Perfect for groups, this experience promises unique landscapes and memorable moments, making it a must-do for nature enthusiasts.

Rate

  • Group 5-13 people - $129

About

  • Total Duration: 3 hours hiking
  • Valley of Fire Visitor Center, 20 minutes
  • White Domes Trail, 40 minutes
  • Mouse's Tank, 55 minutes
  • Atlatl Rock, 25 minutes
  • Seven Sisters, 15 minutes

Pickup from: Venetian, Bellagio or MGM Grand (between 8:30 am-10:30 am)

**Minimum of 5 people/tour. If you are booking for less than 5 people, please contact us directly to book. If the minimum of 5 people is not met for that day, tour may be cancelled.

**Please contact us for a private tour of 4 or more people. (For private tours, we can pickup from any hotel or airbnb)

Adventure Tips

Stay Hydrated

Bring plenty of water to stay refreshed in the desert heat.

Wear Sun Protection

Apply sunscreen and wear a hat to shield against strong sun exposure.

Suitable Footwear

Sturdy hiking shoes are recommended for uneven terrain.

Capture Sunsets

Plan to photograph during late afternoon for the best lighting.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Desert bectorels (lizards)
  • American Kestrels (birds)

History

Valley of Fire State Park was designated Nevada’s first state park in 1935, with many petroglyphs dating back over 2,000 years.

Conservation

The park actively promotes Leave No Trace principles to preserve its fragile desert environment.

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Recommended Gear

Hiking Shoes

Essential

Provides good traction and ankle support on rocky trails.

Water Bottle

Essential

Keeps you hydrated while exploring the desert terrain.

Sun Hat

Essential

Protects your head and face from intense sunlight.

Camera or Smartphone

Essential

Capture the park’s stunning landscapes and petroglyphs.