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Valley of Fire State Park is a very popular Park that is renown for its breathtaking panoramic bright red sandstone landscapes. It is also home to petrified trees and 2,000 year old petroglyphs. The best way to explore the park geology and ecology is on a hike! $10 vehicle entrance fee
Awesome drive. Pretty easy for about 80-90% of the trail. Made it with no problems in stock Jeep Wrangler JK. A couple rough spots but mostly just a drive. One climb that’s pretty intimidating about half way through but if you go slow should be no problem. Plenty of areas to trek off trail. Will definitely take more time to hit the side trails another time. The views are beautiful. Definitely need a high clearance vehicle. I wouldn’t try to take this trail in anything less that the Jeep.
Beautiful trail, soft sand at the beginning and end. Really cool walkway between two large hills.
More like a walk, did the dec of 2019, great for family
Beautiful! The colors are incredible. Some of the trail is clearly marked but some of this hike goes off a marked trail and we would not have found our way going clockwise without the app. We brought our 10 and 5 lb dogs. They are very good climbers. Bigger dogs may struggle with some of the rock scrambles and you may have to lift them up in a few places. Overall it was a pretty easy hike. I think it would have been hard with kids under 4 or 5 years old unless they are very coordinated. Some of the trail was very brushy with pokey brush. There was some shade. Bring water for your dog for sure. It’s $10 to enter the park.
Standing water in lowest sections of the wash. Avoidable with some scrambling and off-trail detours. Easy and fun hike.
Beautiful and pleasant hike. Minor scramble section, otherwise in and out of wash and hard-packed trail. Incredible views and didn’t see anyone else on the trail.
I’m pretty sure I took the boring, less traveled trail that goes under the road through a tunnel and take you on the other side. Easy look. Pretty view but wanna see more on the other side of the trail with slots and pretty red rock.
Very beautiful views. By GPS I tracked exactly 10 miles.Trail can be kind of hard to follow (it’s not maintained) . Couple of places the require a little Finesse to get over some boulders. Saw some big horned sheep in the early AM.
Easy and rewarding. Exposed, not much shade.
Great walk. Primarily flat until an ascent just before completion. Great terrain for the dogs. No thorns. Awesome views. We went on a beautiful day In March and saw zero other people. Highly recommend!
Breathtaking views. Rock formations from mars. Basically anyone can do this hike
Great family hike! App is helpful... 9-15yrs old loved it!
There are trail marks all around for the proper trail by The Valley of fire park, but there are two trail that you need to follow the app all around or You will get lost!
Breathtaking views! A bit of a drive to the park entrance but it’s absolutely worth it. Saw a bunch of Big Horn Sheep, and there wasn’t a single dull part of the park.
Breathtaking views the entire time. Any time we wanted a better look, all it required was the shortest walk up a hill. It was all absolutely stunning!
