The Valley of Fire State Park situated near Lake Mead is Nevada’s oldest and surely the largest State Park. The serene beauty of the Mojave Desert along with the red sandstone formations formed as a result of shifting of huge sand dunes located within the park limits gives this state park its name of The Valley of Fire State Park.
During the day when the sun hits down its rays on the rugged landscape of this park it makes the park ablaze with gorgeous hues of red and orange seeming as if the entire place has been set on fire. The present landscape of this state park is a result of continuous faulting and uplifting along with extensive soil erosion. more…
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