Trails

Facilities and Amenities
As you explore the stunning landscapes at Valley of Fire State Park, you'll have access to basic amenities in the wilderness. One of the most visited points in the park, the White Domes Loops has covered restrooms, picnic areas, cellphone towers and parking lots. Similar facilities are available near the intersection of the Natural Arches Trail and Old Arrowhead Road. This area near the Clark Memorial is also ideal for equestrian access. Overnight camping is available at the Arch Rock and Atlatl Rock campgrounds, which are separated by canyons. Reservations aren't required for these campsites that can accommodate just more than 70 total RVs. Overnight and utility fees are charged for each camping site that's occupied by a visitor or representative of a group.Visiting Valley of Fire State Park
Valley of Fire State Park occupies more than 45,000 acres near the northwestern head of Lake Mead in Nevada. Interstate 15 accommodates drivers traveling between this natural attraction and the Las Vegas metropolitan area. A drive from Sin City and the park normally takes one hour on this major highway that runs through the southern region of Nevada. Exit 75 on I-15 leads to the Valley of Fire Highway, which has a meandering layout with a reduced speed limit. The visitor's center is located near the intersection of this highway and Mouse's Tank Road. Limited parking for passenger cars is available in the small lot that's within walking distance of the center. Additionally, a secondary parking lot is designated only for recreational vehicles and buses. Mouse's Tank Road leads to some of the most fascinating sites in the park, including the White Domes Trail. This road also splits into Fire Canyon Road, which has a parking lot that overlooks the famous Fire Canyon.Location:50 miles north of Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
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