LAS VEGAS TOP TWO OFF THE STRIP MUST VISIT PLACES
•Have you heard of the Seven Magic Mountains? 🪨
A sculpture of colorful rocks stacked over each other in the middle of no where! It’s completely free and has become a must tourist spot to visit. It’s about 25 minutes south of the strip. Depending on the time and season you visit depends how packed it is with visitors photobombing your videos/photos OR you can always just use the right angles and timing!😉
I highly recommend to visit in your own personal vehicle or a rental just because sometimes there might not be any near by Ubers. (You could save yourself a couple of bucks also)
•Now have you heard about The Valley of Fire State Park?🏜️ The Valley of Fire State park is approximately 1 hour and 20 mins north off the strip. A rental or personal vehicle is a must in my opinion and the entrance fee is $10 for Nevada residents and $15 for non residents. Once again, you guessed it, it’s in the middle of no where. Before turning into the road leading to the park entrance there is a gas station so make sure you pack on water and electrolytes specially if you’re going during the summer!! (HIGHLY suggest buying a rechargeable small fan. I’ll post the link below of the one I have it’s a 10/10 purchase!! It has 6 power levels and can last good over 4 hours!!)
When we visited, hiking was not recommended since it was BOILING!! We got to hit 115° but on other occasions I’d recommend pack lightly and wear hiking shoes if you’re planning on going on a hike. It’s absolutely a gorgeous place to take photos and we’re pending to go again to take photos of the sunrise or sunset! 🌅
PS. You’ll take good over 3 hours even if you’re not hiking and you’re just taking pictures and videos etc.
Fan link in the comments! 🌬️
⭐️Overall rating: 5/5
👍Pros: Gorgeous views
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Las Vegas offers more than just the bright lights and entertainment of the Strip. Just a short drive away, you will find the stunning Seven Magic Mountains, an outdoor art installation featuring vibrant, colorful stacked rocks that make for a perfect photo opportunity. Ideal for social media posts, this attraction is free to visit, although the ideal times to get clean shots are during off-peak hours. Another must-see destination is the Valley of Fire State Park. Known for its dramatic landscapes filled with fiery red sandstone formations, this park is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and explorers. With activities like hiking, photography, and picnicking, the Valley offers numerous trails and viewpoints. While hiking can be challenging, especially in the summer heat, the stunning vistas are well worth the effort. To maximize your experience, consider visiting during the spring or fall when temperatures are milder. For those planning a trip, packing essentials such as plenty of water, sunscreen, and snacks is crucial, particularly in the warmer months. If you’re traveling during the summer, a portable fan can provide much-needed relief from the heat. Don’t forget your camera to capture these unique landscapes that truly showcase the beauty of Nevada's natural scenery. No trip to Las Vegas is complete without exploring these off-Strip attractions!
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