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Valley of Fire
- 10-25-2007
- Categorized in: Tours
The Valley of Fire State Park features formations with colorful layers of Aztec Sandstone including red, orange and white layered rock and white domes, with one of the most extraordinary landscapes in south west U.S, the Valley of Fire became one of the favorite tour destinations for the Las Vegas visitors. With the movement of the sun, visitors traveling in the Valley of Fire can see the landscape mutate from benign oranges and browns to deeper, more dramatic shades of crimson and black, the experience of visiting this unique place is overwhelming, the natural wonders are classified as one of the most amazing places you can see when you go outside the city.
There are several scenic roads through the park, including the main road, which passes the Valley of Fire Visitor Center, and the four-mile White Domes Road, which leads through multi-colored sandstone walls and ends at Silica Dome, a regal formation of sparkling white rocks.
The Valley of Fire, just north of Las Vegas, is the crown jewel of the Adventure Photo Tours sightseeing tour packages. This sacred Indian location has a vast display of some of the finest examples of Indian Petroglyphs in the southwest. There are countless pockets of ancient Indian Art in the Valley of Fire.
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The Aztec sandstone formations are a photographer’s dream come true and a sightseeing wonder. The Valley of Fire State Park has been used as a location for many movies and commercials which makes it seem both a slightly familiar yet alien environment.
The tours combine paved and off road travel and short easy hikes. This adventure is very gentle and recommended for everyone.
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There are several scenic roads through the park, including the main road, which passes the Valley of Fire Visitor Center, and the four-mile White Domes Road, which leads through multi-colored sandstone walls and ends at Silica Dome, a regal formation of sparkling white rocks.
The Valley of Fire, just north of Las Vegas, is the crown jewel of the Adventure Photo Tours sightseeing tour packages. This sacred Indian location has a vast display of some of the finest examples of Indian Petroglyphs in the southwest. There are countless pockets of ancient Indian Art in the Valley of Fire.
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The Aztec sandstone formations are a photographer’s dream come true and a sightseeing wonder. The Valley of Fire State Park has been used as a location for many movies and commercials which makes it seem both a slightly familiar yet alien environment.
The tours combine paved and off road travel and short easy hikes. This adventure is very gentle and recommended for everyone.
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