Let Valley of Fire overwhelm your senses, with stunning scenery, wide vistas and brightly colored rock formations. Valley of Fire is full of vibrant, red Aztec Sandstone outcrops nestled among gray and tan limestone mountains. The sandstone is from the Jurassic period and is the remnant of the sand left behind by the wind after inland seas subsided and the land rose. Enjoy stopping at a number of unique sites such as Beehives, Elephant Rock, White Domes, Mouse’s Tank, Rainbow Vista and others. The Visitor Center helps interpret the geology, wildlife and local history. Just over an hour outside of Las Vegas, Nevada’s first State Park will welcome you with natural beauty and a peaceful environment away from the neon. Valley of Fire is truly one of Nevada’s gems that should not be missed.

• Bike tour of New York’s famous Central Park in Spanish
• Ride at a leisurely pace on a hybrid bike past NYC landmarks
• See top sights such as the Bethesda Fountain during the tour
• Pass The Dakota, where singer John Lennon once lived