Land Adventure: Valley of Fire & Lost City Museum from Las Vegas
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–6 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness required; able to walk on uneven surfaces and walk for several hours
Overview
Discover the dramatic red sands and ancient petroglyphs of Valley of Fire, paired with a cultural visit to the Lost City Museum. This private tour combines natural wonder with historic insight, creating a memorable outdoor experience just outside Las Vegas.
Valley of Fire plus the Lost City Museum Tour from Las Vegas - Private
7 Hours • All Ages
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About This Adventure
Duration
7 Hours
About
- The amazing “Valley of Fire,” named for its red colored rock formations, was once the spiritual center of the ancient Anasazi Indians, a great Early Native American Civilization. The abundance of stunning rock formations and Indian art (Petroglyphs and Pictographs) are incredible. This journey back 3000 years in time is a must see when visiting Las Vegas. Discover the Great Anasazi “Lost City” Museum which is built over (to protect) the foundations of ancient Anasazi Pueblo ruins. The displays of pottery, baskets, arrowheads, tools, mystical ancient Indian Petroglyphs & Pictographs, authentic Pueblos and other priceless artifacts are wonderful. This tour of early Native American life is truly the Jewel of the American Southwest and a photographers dream come true. You will be moved to your soul on this spiritual and wonder filled adventure
Tour Times and Points of Interest
- Operates Daily at approximately 8:00am
- Return time: Approximately 3:00pm
- Pick-up at Hotel
- Stunning rock formations
- The Great Anasazi "Lost City" Museum
- Tour of Early Native American Life
- Ancient Petroglyphs
- If you're a photo buff, you'll have a ball Vehicle Type: Luxury 4x4’s
Travel and Amenities
- Lunch + bottled water and snacks
- Gratuity NOT included.
What to wear
- Hiking or athletic walking shoes
- Temperatures are cooler from October - February so long pants and a warm jacket are appropriate.
- March - September temperatures are warm where shorts, hat and light shirt are comfortable.
Adventure Tips
Bring plenty of water
Hydrate often, especially during hot days to stay safe and energized.
Wear sturdy footwear
Good hiking shoes are recommended for uneven and rocky terrain.
Plan for midday heat
Schedule outdoor activities early or late to avoid peak sun hours.
Camera gear for photography
Capture the vibrant landscapes and petroglyphs with your camera or smartphone.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert cottontails
- Great horned owls
History
The Valley of Fire was designated Nevada's first state park in 1935, known for its ancient petroglyphs and sandstone formations created over millions of years.
Conservation
Visitors are encouraged to stay on marked trails and refrain from removing artifacts to preserve the area's natural and cultural resources.
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Recommended Gear
Sturdy hiking shoes
Provides support and traction on rocky, uneven surfaces.
Sun protection (sunscreen, hat, sunglasses)
Protects against strong desert sun exposure.
summer specific
Water bottle or hydration pack
Keeps you hydrated throughout the outdoor exploration.
Light backpack
Carries essentials like water, snacks, and camera gear.