It’s definitely doable from May to September but I would watch the temperature and bring gallons and gallons of water. Another benefit is visiting during the fall/winter is that Vegas typically sees fewer visitors and therefore there will be fewer visitors to Valley of Fire. I would recommend visiting Valley of Fire between October and April to avoid the heat. Like most hikes around Las Vegas, you can go year-round but it gets VERY hot in the summer. Many people will head to Valley of Fire on the way to Zion National Park or Bryce National Park, but I personally think Valley of Fire is worth a longer stop – and even a few days of camping if you can spare the time! When should I visit? Once you land, it’s about a 1.5-hour drive there heading East. Where is Valley of Fire? The closest airport to Valley of Fire is Las Vegas.
Valley of Fire is one of those magical places where you can keep coming back to. Most visitors think of it as a stop-over destination, but I actually (personally) like Valley of Fire more than Zion National Park and even Bryce Canyon National Park. Valley of Fire is my hands-down favorite park in all of Nevada, even if it has gotten really crowded. We were so shocked the first time we went there, that the next time we went, we decided to go on a Sunday thinking that most folks would be home having Sunday dinner. Fast forward to this year during COVID – the park was SO crowded. At that time, the park wasn’t crowded at all – even on a weekend. I remember going to Valley of Fire years ago when we were driving from Las Vegas to Zion. It is getting more crowded each year but with how beautiful and unique the landscape is, it’s easy to see why here are the best valley of Fire hikes Valley of Fire is the most popular state park near Las Vegas.
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