Valley of Fire
The Valley of Fire is located about 55 miles northeast of Las Vegas. The Valley is named for the vibrant red sandstone rock formations found in this area. Camping, hiking trails and picnic areas are available for visitors to this Nevada state park. As of August 2009, entrance fees are $6.00 per vehicle with an additional charge of $8.00 for those who want to camp overnight. The Valley of Fire visitor center provides information about sites of interest and the location of various hiking trails inside the park.
Valley of Fire State Park
P.O.Box 515
Overton, NV 89040
(702) 397-2088
Papillion Grand Canyon Helicopter Tours
The Grand Canyon is a popular and often crowded tourist destination. Bypass the crowds and experience the natural beauty of the Grand Canyon with a helicopter ride and picnic lunch on the canyon floor. As of August 2009, prices started at $250.00 for adults and $230.00 for children. The packages include complimentary shuttle service from your hotel, a picnic lunch including champagne and a scenic helicopter tour of Las Vegas, the Hoover Dam and the Grand Canyon.
Papillion Grand Canyon Helicopter Tours
3900 Paradise Road, Suite 185
Las Vegas NV 89169
(702) 736-7243
Lost City Museum
The Lost City Museum contains artifacts from the Anasazi, a nomadic people who inhabited the Moapa Valley until approximately A.D. 1150. The Anasazi people left behind large structures such as the Mesa House, which was an 85-room dwelling, and many artifacts such as cookware, pottery and stone tools. The original Mesa House was destroyed, but view a smaller reconstruction at the Lost City Museum one hour northeast of Las Vegas. As of August 2009, admission to the Lost City Museum was $4.00 for adults, $3.00 for seniors and children younger 18 received free admission.
Lost City Museum
721 S. Moapa Valley Blvd
Overton, Nevada 89040
(702) 397-8987
