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One hundred fifty million years ago, shifting sand dunes in the Nevada desert created the natural world’s precursor to modern-day Las Vegas. The Valley of Fire’s orange and red sandstone formations radiate with as much intensity as the Strip’s neon tubes 50 miles to the southwest. And while humans are scarce out here, early inhabitants left their ancient graffiti in the form of petroglyphs found along the rockscape. On the northern edge of the valley, at the Logandale trailhead, a herd of heavy-duty off-roaders waits restlessly. The 2017 Ram Power Wagon is ready to leave its own markings in the sand. READ MORE ››
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