Valley of Fire & Death Valley tour

Bike the Valley of Fire & Death Valley through forty thousand acres of raw beauty and red Aztec sandstone. Ride the Mojave Desert’s Valley of Fire – Nevada’s oldest state park, dotted with petrified trees and 2,000-year-old petroglyphs.
Then head to Death Valley National Park – the country’s largest national Park – for four more days of riding and hiking through Southwest desert wonderlands. Painted badlands, eerie landscapes and Old West history make for an unforgettable journey. On the Valley of Fire & Death Valley tour

Highlights

  • Hoover Dam
  • Valley of Fire State Park
  • Red-gold Aztec sandstone with 3000 year old Anasazi petroglyphs
  • Death Valley National Park
  • Hike trough Golden Canyon to Zabriskie point
  • Mesquite flat sand dunes, Ubehebe crater Badwater Basin, Artist’s Palette and more.

Details

TypeRoad bike, hybrid bike, E-bike
Duration6 days
LevelAll levels
SupportGuided
Daily distance 30 – 65 mi
Total distance184 mi / 296 km
Group sizeMaximum 13
LodgingHotels
BicycleIncluded
MonthFebruary, March, October, November
StartLas Vegas
FinishLas Vegas
States or countryNevada, California
Airport startMcCarran Int. Airport
Airport finishMcCarran Int. Airport

Starting from $ 3,816.00

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