Las Vegas: Sunset Hike and Photography Tour Near Red Rock – Las Vegas, Nevada

EXPERIENCE

Join a small group tour to Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, with the option to visit the Seven Magic Mountains. Meet your experienced tour guide at your hotel on Las Vegas Boulevard and board the air-conditioned van to start your adventure.

If you opt for the Seven Magic Mountains, you will head directly to this art installation by Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone. This artwork features seven towers of colorful, stacked boulders standing more than 30 feet high, creating a striking visual in the Mojave Desert.

Explore the Mojave Desert and enjoy the stunning views of Red Rock Canyon from Blue Diamond Road, with its scenic desert cliffs, buttes, and rock formations. State Route 159 cuts through an unnamed but frequently visited valley, often mistakenly referred to as Red Rock Canyon.

Admire the Keystone Thrust, a massive rock wall visible to the west from SR 159. Visit the southern end of the National Conservation Area to see Spring Mountain Ranch State Park, Bonnie Springs Ranch, and the village of Blue Diamond.

Discover the beauty of colorful sandstone formations set against an older limestone backdrop, perfect for photo opportunities. Some stops include gentle hikes, while others are ideal for photos and sightseeing.

As the sun sets, witness the sky’s transformation from blue to fiery red to soft orange and pink, a breathtaking display of nature’s artistry. Conclude your tour with a drop-off at your hotel, giving you time to freshen up and enjoy the vibrant Vegas nightlife.

HIGHLIGHTS

Bond with family and friends as you discover the wonders of the Mojave Desert
Uncover stunning angles and take advantage of great photo opportunities
Hike along trails that are tailored to your fitness level needs
Discover interesting facts and stories about the area thorugh live commentary
Marvel at the Seven Magic Mountains art installation with the upgraded package

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