Valley of Fire State Park is a 40,000-acre geologic wonder featuring bright red Aztec sandstone formations formed from ancient sand dunes 150 million years ago, nestled among gray and tan limestone mountains. Visitors hike among these stunning red rock formations, explore petroglyphs and petrified trees dating back over 2,000 years, and view exhibits at the Visitor Center on the park's geology, ecology, and prehistory.
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