We stopped here on our drive from Zion to Las Vegas and were so happy we did! A lot of beautiful views can be seen just driving through the park but there are many nice stops/hikes as well. A few trails were closed due to summer heat but many were still open and we really enjoyed the one we chose (Rainbow Vista). It isn’t a very large park so you can see a lot in a short period of time, but could easily spend the day as well. Would definitely go back and recommend visiting if you are passing through.

I drove all the way here from Vegas just to encounter a rude park ranger who firmly said cash only ($15) and she couldn't make the change. "Will you take AMX I asked"? "No", she says. "Just correct change". As I only had $20, I asked if I could just give her $20 as I would have to drive all the way back to the city. She could have cared less and it showed in her attitude. Anyway, she reluctantly decided she would make a $5 donation to the park (or something like that). First, if you're going to ask for cash, shouldn't you be able to make the change? Second, many of us use AMX exclusively and are use to some merchants objecting to the processing fees. I get it but many just add a small percentage for it's use. Third, and this is the most important. This person needs to go to customer service school. Drive all the way back to Vegas? Not even the slightest concern to her. The park is fine once you get past the attitude.

Another stop here while visiting las vegas, I've been here several times with my son's as they were growing up. Today was my first visit with my daughter in law, and most importantly my grand daughter! Although she is to young to appreciate the park in its entirety she did get to see a few sheep on one of out hikes. Watching her stare and smile was a highlight! We took a few hikes, and saw some scenic lookouts, stopped at the very informative visitor center and talked to a few of the very helpful staff. We had a great day the park is clean, scenic and a wonderful place to visit

Beautiful scenery just a little over an hour outside of Vegas. Several hiking trails, all of them with different things to see. Highly recommend Mouse's Trap and Fire Wave. Definitely a great day trip outside of all of the craziness.

One of the MOST BEAUTIFUL state parks I have ever seen! It was a beautiful sunny clear day when my husband and I decided to visit the park. We hiked to Mouse's Tank which was really cool. A sign tells you why it is called Mouse's Tank. We also hiked the Rainbow Vista trail. I think that one had petroglyphs which were fascinating to see. We saw the Beehives when we came into the park but there were too many people taking pictures so we didn't stop there. My favorite hike was the approximately 2 mile Seven Wonders Loop hike through the Pink Canyon and to the Fire Wave. Such beautiful colors everywhere! There are two parking lots for this hike and you can hike the loop in either direction. If you hike in a clockwise direction you will see the Fire Wave first then onto the Pink Canyon. You will then cross the road and continue hiking through beautiful landscape of sandstone and rock. This will take you back to the parking lot. We started the hike close to 1 pm and it did get quite hot so make sure you take water and take time to rest if you need to. We got pretty tired towards the end. FYI my husband and I are both in our early 60s. Also, make sure you follow the metal poles marked with yellow paint to guide you back to the parking lot. Thank goodness someone who had just hiked the Seven Wonders Loop told us this or otherwise we would have wandered off trail and might still be there! We spent several hours at this park and did not get to see everything, so we are looking forward to going back. Totally worth the visit!

Beautiful drive with plenty of places to stop and view/hike. Variations of rock and colour was amazing! Take the time to do the full drive, including off the beaten path. Every road is something different. All pics taken looked like a painted backdrop. A must see when in Nevada.

Beautiful place for a day trip from Vegas. It’s only an hour away by car and you feel like you’re taken into a different world. There are some great easy hikes with beautiful scenery, and we spent 4 hours there. Our favorite was the fire wave, but the white domes were also cool!

This place is beyond breathtaking. It is possible to spend hours here and not fully experience the beauty. Every turn reveals something indescribable. One thing to note is that there is no Wifi out here, so plan accordingly. I made sure to download the trails that I want to hike and always stay on the paths. It is very easy to get turned around and lost.

This is my second time hiking the park, and it was terrific in the fall: less heat and fewer people. We got great photos on Rainbow Vista and the bee hive trails. Bring plenty of water and comfortable shoes. Trail heads are right off the road.

nice drive. 2 ways to enter the state park. you can drive thru and there is plenty of different hiking trails to take. seen some bighorn sheep. there are restrooms at most of the pull off spots. scenery was awesome.we took a couple of hours to drive thru and see the sites. does cost to go into the park.