Valley of Fire State Park in Overton, Nevada offers so much to do and see. Fire Wave is just about the most scenic and impressive feature you can see while visiting the park. Today we're going to show you what the hike there is like and what to expect. You don't want to miss this place if visiting Valley of Fire!
The Fire Wave Trail is a 1.5-mile round trip that will lead the visitor through some sandy trails, near tall outcroppings of red sandstone, around the impressive leaning Gibraltar Rock, and over slickrock domes to finally reach the famed beige and terracotta-colored stripes of Fire Wave.
Due to the sandy terrain early in the hike and many dips and rocks, this trail is not accessible to those with limited mobility. Elevation change is minimal - only 175 feet of change.
To get to the Fire Wave Trailhead, follow White Dome Road and park at Parking Lot #3. From the parking lot, you will walk across the road to the west side and begin at the trailhead marker.
The trail is open from sunrise to sunset. Dogs are allowed on a leash. Cellphone coverage at the parking lot is rated as good.
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