Valley of Fire

1️⃣Valley of Fire is about a 50-minute drive from Las Vegas 🚗. Navigate directly to 🧭Valley of Fire State Park. 2️⃣The signal inside is mostly poor. You can download an offline map. The entire park is not large. Upon entering, you will be given a paper map with only two routes. Just follow them. The furthest point is only a few miles away. 3️⃣Entrance fee for vehicles with Nevada license plates is 10🔪, other states' license plates are 15🔪. National Park annual passes are not accepted. Payment is by cash or card 💳, tap is not accepted. 4️⃣There aren't many people, and parking is not tight. For those staying in hotels in Las Vegas, there's no need to rush to leave early in the morning. You can take your time and leave after checking out. 5️⃣Bring enough water, food 🥘, and sunscreen 🧴. Nothing is sold inside, and there is almost no shade. 6️⃣Attractions I personally think are worth visiting: Fire Wave This trail is highly recommended, a good alternative to The Wave. There are two parking lots on either side of the road. The round trip is about 1.5 miles, not difficult. The last half mile is the highlight, where you will see geological structures similar to colorful Danxia landforms. You can stop, play, and take photos at the end 🏁. White Domes This trail is also excellent. It's a 1.1-mile loop trail, mostly rocky. The difficulty is slightly higher than Fire Wave. It's recommended to wear comfortable shoes. The entire process involves climbing up and down. Along the way, you'll see fine sand stained red by sedimentary rocks, towering mountains, and winding, rugged snake-like tunnels. You can see a variety of landforms along the way. This road photo is considered a famous photo spot. Park your car 🚗 in the Rainbow Vista parking lot. There are two spots with good photo effects. The first is on one side of the parking lot, climbing to the end along the towering slope; the other is walking to the rocks on the opposite side of the road. Every shot is stunning. Balancing Rock, Arch Rock, and Atlatl Rock are relatively simple viewpoints where you can take photos 📷 and make short stops. Elephant Rock is near the East Entrance and is also a landmark photo spot in the park. If you have ample time, it's recommended to visit. 7️⃣You can visit them one by one from near to far, or you can drive straight to White Dome and explore on the way back.