Out of nowhere, axe throwing has become increasingly popular around the nation and Las Vegas is no exception. To be honest, it's easy to see why it's the newest craze and some places are even doing competitions to see who can chuck an axe the best. Here are a couple of places you can go to let your inner Viking or lumberjack out. Axe ...
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Arch Rock at Valley of Fire
Arch Rock at Valley of Fire Located near the Arch Rock Campground, Arch Rock is easy to access and is a must-see photo opportunity. Arch Rock spans approximately 13'x 8'. If you are wanting to photograph the Arch Rock at the Valley of Fire, I recommend later in the afternoon as the morning sun shines through the arch making it difficult to ...
Valley of Fire State Park Cabins
Valley of Fire State Park Cabins Valley of Fire State Park Cabins Overview The Valley of Fire was one of the earliest locations to have construction by the Civilian Conservation Corps by building three native sandstone cabins in 1934 for traveling tourists. Today, visitors can visit the preserved cabins to see a small cabin with a built-in ...
Dogs at Valley of Fire
Dogs at Valley of Fire As an animal lover, I love to take my pooches with me as many places as I can go. Unfortunately, some hikes the dogs are not allowed to enter all trails and hiking areas (e.g., Kanarra Creek Falls) and they must stay at home. Fortunately, if you want to camp and hike with your four-legged friend you can take them with ...
Valley of Fire Hiking
Valley of Fire Hiking There are numerous hikes that vary from a few 0.3 miles to almost 7 miles. Below are the hikes and points of interest within the Valley of Fire State Park. Arrowhead Arch Arrowhead Loop Arrowhead Trail Balancing Rock The Balancing Rock Trail is an easy 0.3 mile out and back hike located near the Valley of Fire ...