The park occupies 46,000 acres and is adjacent to Lake Mead National Recreation Area. Elevations in the park range from 2,000' to 2,600'. Indian petroglyphs are found throughout the park. During the summer months the temperature can easily exceed 100F. The park contains limited facilities.

Activities in the park include camping, biking, hiking and sightseeing. For further information, contact Valley of Fire State Park, P.O. Box 515, Overton, NV. 89040 or call 702-397-2088.

All pictures on the following pages are from the Valley of Fire State Park, using various film and digital cameras. Pictures on this page are all from sights found immediately off of Rt 169.

Page 2 Valley of Fire pictures from hikes off of the Visitors Center Road.

The Beehives near the west park entrance.
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Poodle Rock at Campground B near Atlatl Rock.
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Elephant Rock, located near the East Entrance.
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Rock Scenes view near Elephant Rock.
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Rock Scenes.
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Rock formation.
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One of the boulders that are the Seven Sisters formation, near the visitors center.
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Red rocks in Valley of Fire.
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Desert and red rocks.
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Desert and red rocks.
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Further information can be found at the Valley Of Fire Nevada State Parks.