The Valley of Fire State Park is a sea of red rock fromations spanning
34,880 acres (around 141 sq. km) in the southeast area of Nevada. It is named aptly for the reddish-hued rocks that appear to be aflame when under sunlight.
It's one
of the most breathtaking places I've ever been to. As we entered the state park and rounded the gray mountains, the sudden surge of red elicited a prolonged Wow.
Valley of Fire State Park, Clark County, Nevada.
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