There is a reason why Valley of Fire is the first established State Park in Nevada, it's breathtaking! Knowing that we were arriving on Friday of a holiday weekend, we headed out early for the 1 1/2 hour drive to the park. Good thing, as we snagged one of only two open sites with electric and water (although we could have "dry" camped). Nice campground nestled in the red sandstone rocks.
We hiked for the next two days, all fairly short 1 to 2 mile hikes, but we needed to get back into shape. Hikes included the White Domes, Rainbow Vista, and the Fire Wave. Perfect weather for hiking with high temps in the mid 60s, and bright blue skies.
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Morey named this rock formation, "Dog Rock."
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