We (5) did a moderate hike with Monae and had a blast. The scenery was so beautiful and she took us to where we would get the best pictures. She kept asking what we wanted to do instead of having a super rigid agenda like some tours.

I’m in Vegas for a conference, but Vegas really isn’t my thing. So I booked us a hiking tour to get away from the hustle and bustle. I’m learning to love hiking and this was by far my favorite. We picked the moderate experience which was totally customized and tailored to our abilities. What a workout, what an amazing experience, what amazing views! Big thank you to Sara for the great time.

It was fun hiking with Jacob. He answered all of my questions and took our photo many times. The hike was not rushed, rather informative and talks about the ecosystem of the desert. As we were only two people for the afternoon hike, we get to choose few things from ourselves. We did a mixed hike of rainbow vista and mouses tank. Both of them were scenic. However, desert in afternoon is merciless, so we could not do some of the climbing portion (I think so) of the hike, but that was fine. Jacob has very good knowledge of the park, he knows where to find hidden petroglyfs and how to go inside some of the rocks to get cool photos. Finally, provided enough water and snacks for the hike. Overall, I recommend this tour to anyone who wants explore the rugged desert and the ecosystem there.

I was in Vegas for a conference and really needed some serious outside time...Love Hikes was the answer! Antonio was THE most amazing guide...timely, friendly, super knowledgeable, knows the terrain and pays attention to his clients. I felt confident and free to explore this beautiful place, learned so much about the area and got in a perfect amount of exercise. I would highly recommend this for everyone, but you must ask for Antonio to make it the best experience possible!

Great day trip if you are staying in Las Vegas. They picked us up at our hotel and provided everything we needed for a guided intense hiking experience at the Valley of Fire. We spent a beautiful morning hiking, climbing, jumping, and enjoying the spectacular scenery at the Valley of Fire and have already recommended to several others - enjoy! Great job Love Hikes!

Beautiful tour, super knowledgeable guide. We went up, over, under, and around the beauty that is the Valley of Fire.

I can’t rave enough about this company and the hike itself. I went last Sunday and wow. My guide Antonio was absolutely amazing & hilarious. He took so many pictures that really captured the beauty of the rocks and the landscape. I did the moderate hike and I’m so happy I did. We scrambled over some rocks and got to see amazing views. If you’re in the area and looking for something to do, I highly recommend the Valley Of Fire, Firewave hike with this company. And if you can get Antonio you won’t be disappointed! If I’m ever back in the area, I’ll definitely do another hike with them for sure

Sarah was a great guide and with a group of only 6 in total it was a great day out. She was knowledgeable, safety first and encouraged all the group in the sometimes challenging climbs. Although she wouldnt let me buy fireworks at the stop or light them in the van (joking)this hiking day is a must. Great scenery and the coloured landscape obviously made the hike memorable . Highly recommended, you want be disappointed.

Sarah was a great guide on the moderate hike! We loved the scrambling and amazing photo spots. She had insightful knowledge on the plant life and history of the area. Well worth the money! A nice change of pace from the Strip!

Very happy with friendly hike at Valley of Fire last week. Hotel pick and drop off was punctual and the hike was a refreshing getaway from the Strip. Jacob takes very good care of his customers- quick to respond if you have any questions. Check it out.

We had Sarah as our tour guide. She was knowledgeable, fun, and mindful. She went above and beyond to ensure we had the best experience possible and tailored the hike to our needs.

John is the absolute best. We have been to Vegas 25 times and this was by far the best thing we ever did. He was so knowledgeable, aware of safety, and personable.

We (my son-age 12 and I) thoroughly enjoyed our experience with guide Dan - timely pickup, clean van, etc. He was knowledgable, pleasant, and was willing and able to adjust pace and difficulty.

Great placr to take the dogs

Really well organized, nice ride in the Valley of Fire!

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