See two state parks, Fire State Park and Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, where you can hike and be driven around the nature trails or cliffsides by your driver.

Stop at Valley of Fire State Park to explore the Fire Wave Trail and its natural rock formations. Visit the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area for a scenic drive and views of the Wilson Cliffs.

Search for ancient petroglyphs throughout the first stop and learn about the many Native American cultures who made the Valley of Fire their home. See the famous Atlatl Rock, Elephant Rock, and Rainbow Vista before venturing into the petrified sand dunes of Fire Canyon.

Hike at the famous 1.5-mile round trip trail called Fire Wave at Valley of Fire, or explore the area around the start of the trail instead. Visit the impressive scenery at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area.

Enjoy a 13-mile scenic drive through the Canyon, including views of the Wilson Cliffs, part of the 65-million-year-old Keystone Thrust. Hop off and on the vehicle and explore around before concluding your trip.