Valley of Fire State Park
Gorgeous Sandstone Formations in Southern Nevada
These rock formations were formed by shifting winds and the compression of layers of sand over millions of years. The red color is from the oxidation of elemental iron within the rock.
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17 Comments
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Beautiful! Reminds me of Petra, in Jordan. I didn't know about this state park. Thanks for the tip!
Amazing color! Great pictures!
This is beautiful! Great work!
Wow, Mother Nature sure is amazing, and so are your photos.
I've been to this park and the red rocks are as red as shown in these pictures. It is amazing and beautiful. Couple other things to see in the park.. where the indians hid out and you can see hyrogliphics on the rocks. Pretty cool, well fun, not very cool, pretty hot actually. but a fun place to visit... just make sure you take some water!
These photos are absolutely amazing!
Beautiful photos - I've never heard of this area!
wow love that red clay look
Awesome :)