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Get ready for a once-in-a-lifetime excursion into the sweltering land of extremes! This Death Valley tour includes hotel pick-up in a playfully pink 4x4 Tour Trekker and a professional Pink Jeep Tours guide who shares insights into the area’s climate, wildlife and terrain. Explore the Badwater Basin, Furnace Creek, Dante’s View and other incredible sites. up to 10 hrs 1 or more people

Good To Know

• Tour duration is approximately 10 hours.
• Tour Trekker experience offers plush seating and extra-large viewing windows.
• Tour is available seasonally (September - June 15).
• Includes hotel pick-up / drop-off, a fully-guided experience, all entrance fees, lunch and bottled water.
• Includes stops with brief mild walks on flat paths or walkways.
• Children under 3 are not permitted.
• Collapsible wheelchairs acceptable when accompanied by another adult.
• Guests are responsible for getting themselves in and out of our vehicle.

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Death Valley - Pink Jeep Tour Reviews

Death Valley - Pink Jeep Tour is located at Pink Jeep Tours • 3629 W Hacienda Ave • Las Vegas , NV 89118

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• Treasure Island - TI Hotel & Casino, a Radisson Hotel
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Frequently Asked Questions about Death Valley - Pink Jeep Tour

How long is the death valley tour.

The tour is approximately 10 hours.

What’s included?

This Death Valley tour includes a professionally trained guide, picnic lunch, bottled water, and a fully-guided excursion that includes stops at Badwater Basin, Death Valley National Park, Mojave Desert, Devil's Golf Course, and a 360-degree view from Dante's View.

Where do I go to be picked up for my tour?

Your guide will pick you up at the lobby of the hotel unless otherwise noted on your confirmation. Most hotels require Pink Jeep Tours to go to specific locations for pick-ups. See your hotel concierge for exact location.

Should we tip our guide, and if so how much?

It is customary to tip the guide. Gratuity is based on individual preference but 15% is the industry standard.

What should I wear for this tour?

We recommend wearing comfortable outdoor clothing with closed toe shoes. You may want to bring a hat and layered clothing.

What should I bring?

Sunscreen and a hat. Don't forget to bring a camera! A purse or standard sized backpack are acceptable, however, there is no storage space in Pink Adventures' Tour Trekker vehicles. Anything you bring needs to fit comfortably in your lap throughout the tour.

Can I bring food or alcohol?

Full meals or glass bottles are prohibited on the Tour Trekker vehicle. If necessary you are welcome to bring a small containable snack such as a granola bar. Due to Nevada law, alcoholic beverages are prohibited in the vehicles.

Are there any items that are prohibited on this tour?

For the comfort of all guests, items prohibited include, but are not limited to, firearms, cigarettes, e-cigarettes, drones, glass containers, alcohol, coolers, professional video equipment, illegal substances, guns, weapons of any kind, or cremated remains.

Will there be other people on this tour?

Although our tours are intimate due to vehicle size, there will likely be other guests on the tour. Open air Jeeps accommodate up to 9 guests. Enclosed vehicles accommodate up to 10 guests.

What should I expect from my guide?

A fun, safe and educational experience! All of our guides are extensively trained in the flora, fauna, geology and history of the area. They are CPR certified, Smith System Driver Safety trained (driver training course) and First Aid certified. Most of our guides are also Certified Interpretive Guides! They will conduct their tour professionally while educating you on the area, all while having a fun and entertaining time.

Are hotel pick-ups offered?

Yes. Complimentary pick-up for this tour is offered at most hotels on the Las Vegas strip.

What is the minimum age for children on this tour?

Minimum child age for day tours is 3 years old. All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Is this tour safe?

Yes! Pink Adventure Tours' guides are highly trained in how to maneuver the vehicles, and have been thoroughly trained in 4X4 techniques. The guides are also Smith System Safety and Compliance for road safety, and are also CPR and first aid certified.

Are pets allowed on this tour?

Pets are not allowed on this tour. Service animals are permitted.

Can people with physical disabilities take this tour?

All guests must have upper body strength with the ability to hold themselves up during the tour. Guests are responsible for getting themselves in and out of the vehicles.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

Collapsible wheelchairs are permitted when the guest is accompanied by another adult to assist in boarding and disembarking.

Does this tour require walking or hiking?

Stops on this tour include brief mild walks on flat, well-maintained paths and/or walkways.

How can inclement weather effect my tour?

Tours operate rain or shine. Rainfall is generally very short lived, and may offer the chance for you to see rainbows over the desert. Pink Adventure Tours carries rain ponchos on the vehicles in case of inclement weather. In the case of extreme weather, Pink Jeep Tours reserves the right to modify, shorten or cancel any tour to prevent damage to trails or avoid unsafe conditions.

How much sun exposure will I get on this tour?

The Tour Trekker is a fully-enclosed vehicle. Due to various stops conducted on this tour, we recommend you wear a hat, sunscreen and bring a bottle of water.

Does the tour vehicle have A/C or heating?

This tour is conducted in an enclosed Tour Trekker vehicle. There is air conditioning and heating in these vehicles.

Do the vehicles have Wi-Fi?

No, this tour takes you into remote areas where internet service and often cell phone service are not available. They recommend that guests switch their phones to airplane mode during the tour so they can use the camera functions without draining the battery (due to the phone searching for a signal).

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Jeep recovered after tumble off cliff that killed tour driver, 2 Arizona women

By Logan Smith

September 18, 2022 / 4:00 PM MDT / CBS Colorado

A 2022 Jeep Gladiator was lifted by a heavy duty tow truck from the canyon floor back to Camp Bird Road on Tuesday afternoon, the day after it slid from the road in an accident that killed its local driver and two women from Arizona who were on a commercial tour.

The crash occurred Monday before noon, according to the Colorado State Patrol. The three were returning from Yankee Boy Basin. 

Donald Fehd, 72, of Ouray, was at the wheel. The Jeep went off the right side of the road, fell 110 feet to the bottom of a cliff, then rolled another 150 feet an unknown number of times, CSP Sgt. Troy Kressler told CBS4. The vehicle landed on its roof near the bank of Canyon Creek. 

Fehd was ejected during the crash. His passengers, 28-year-old Diana Diana Robles and her aunt, 60-year-old Ofelia Figueroa-Perez, were wearing their seat belts and remained inside the vehicle. Both women were from Yuma, Arizona.

All three were pronounced deceased at the scene.

Fehd was driving for Colorado West Jeep Rentals and Tours of Ouray. The scenic tour began at 8 a.m. Monday and was scheduled to end at noon, Kressler said.

According to the  Ouray County Plaindealer , Fehd also drove and volunteered for the Ouray Mountain Rescue Team. 

The team confirmed that detail in a Facebook post, and added, "Bringing Don back to Ouray after the accident was a high honor and a great burden that all team members carry in our hearts. Our deepest condolences go out to his family and the families of the other victims from the accident. Don will be seriously missed by a grateful team."  

Kressler said CSP investigators are still trying to determine exactly how and why the vehicle left the road. Neither drugs, alcohol, nor excessive are suspected factors, he added.

Logan Smith is an assignment desk editor at CBS Colorado in Denver with more than 30 years of journalism experience in digital, television and print media.

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Three tourists died in Colorado 's San Juan Mountains after their tour Jeep rolled over a cliff, police said.

On Monday, Diana Robles, 28, Ofelia Figueroa-Perez, 60, and Don Fehd, 72 — who was hired to drive their Jeep — were all killed when the vehicle slid off the edge of a mountain road and fell hundreds of feet.

Investigators told the Montrose Daily Press that the 2022 Jeep Gladiator first fell approximately 100 feet to the foot of the cliff, and then began to roll down a 140 foot embankment. Mr Fehd was ejected from the vehicle during the roll.

The Jeep ultimately came to a stop on its roof near the bank of the creek. The bodies of the sightseers were found inside the vehicle.

Just before the crash, Ms Figueroa-Perez snapped a photo of the Imogene Pass, which is the second-highest drivable pass in Colorado. The group was travelling on Camp Bird Road, which, according to Dangerous Roads, is a "narrow, picturesque mountain road" that should not be driven unless one has "four-wheel drive and no fear of heights."

Ms Figueroa-Perez was Ms Robles’s aunt. Both women were nurses at the Yuma Regional Medical Centre in Yuma, Arizona. She was remembered by her family in a Facebook post after her death was announced.

“We know they are in the merciful hands of our Lord as they themselves being nurses had healing hands in every life they touched,” family member Diana Figueroa wrote.

The Ouray County Plaindealer spoke to Jeff Lindberg, the owner of West Colorado Jeep Rentals and Tours, which employed Mr Fehd. He said the driver was known for his "quirky, genuine way" with guests.

Police do not believe drugs, alcohol, weather conditions or speed were a factor in the crash, according to the incident report.

It was the second fatal accident in the region in a week, according to the Montrose Daily Press . Another Arizona resident was killed and his wife was injured when their vehicle rolled 600 feet down an embankment.

In that instance the driver, Tory Coonrod, 52, was driving with his wife across steep terrain when the trail ended and he found himself forced to turn around. As he was maneuvering, he felt the vehicle begin to tip, and he yelled for his wife to jump out of the Jeep. She was injured in her escape but managed to survive. Mr Coonrod did not.

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Pink jeep tours is the best way to see the magnificence of death valley.

When one is wayfaring into unfamiliar territory, particularly one as swelteringly perilous as Death Valley National Park, Pink Jeep Tours is indisputably the best available option (click here to learn more about it). Upon being picked up within a reasonable vicinity of the Las Vegas Strip, the 10-hour, round-trip excursion into Death Valley, CA — the site of the highest ever recorded temperature in North America (an astounding 134 degrees Fahrenheit in July 1913) — is remarkably comfortable and pleasant.

Death Valley was recognized as a national park in 1995. It continues to be an underrated destination for travelers and tourists.

As opposed to a crowded and clunky bus, the mischievously pink Tour Trekker (custom-made by Chrysler) not only attracts abounding smiles from passersby, but is the perfect vehicle to be in when traversing bumpy roads and steep inclines, neither of which are necessarily in short supply at Death Valley. Not to mention, with no more than 10 passengers per Trekker, there is ample time to get to know each one, many of whom are from different parts of the United States, as well as the world. Of course, when experiencing any outdoor adventure, especially Death Valley, the application of sunscreen is a must, as is wearing a hat, in addition to drinking copious amounts of water (which is provided), and staying nourished (a delectable and well-balanced lunch of one’s choosing by Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop is handed out around noon).

Naturally, not every Pink Jeep driver/tour guide is exactly the same, and so each experience will have its own idiosyncratic qualities. For instance, Tommy of Whittier, CA, who has been employed with Pink Jeep Tours over the last four years, sublimely represents why the Pink Jeep brand of touring is preeminent. He speaks to his newfound friends with the utmost respect and courtesy, and as a well-versed photographer, takes professionally angled and flattering photos for his guests, highlighting an odyssey that will not soon be forgotten.

Zabriskie Point in Death Valley, CA, is notable for its waviness and lava trail (in center) that can still be observed.

Without question, travelers tend to enjoy what they’re seeing more when it is framed in fascinating stories and a history that raises the stakes of every observation. En route to Death Valley, a tour guide such as Tommy might be inclined to share how Las Vegas came to be the “Township of Paradise” under the auspices of gangster Bugsy Siegel, who had the Flamingo Hotel built, paving the way for an astonishing 150,000 rooms that now line the Strip. There is suddenly a feeling of appreciation and scope that takes form, getting passengers into an appropriate mindset as they depart from where they’re staying to their Death Valley destination.

As it approaches, it becomes clear why the arid national park (it became one in 1995) receives less than one inch of rainfall per year after having once been home to the 600-feet-deep Lake Manly, which dried up nearly 10,000 years ago, leaving pans of salt in its wake. Yet, miraculously, a type of marine life called the Devils Hole pupfish are able to subsist against reason in Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge (just east of Death Valley), and once every decade, the Death Valley Super Bloom reveals rows and rows of wondrous, albeit short-lived, wildflowers. Even more extraordinary is that Death Valley isn’t even technically a valley, but a graben, meaning a depressed portion of the earth in between two faults.

The Devil’s Golf Course in Death Valley, CA, features large, salt-crusted and razor-sharp craters for as long as the eye can see.

Moreover, besides being the residence of the Timbisha Shoshone tribe, the area, as we soon learn on the Pink Jeep trip, is lush with limestone and volcanic material, and has a rich history of mining and ghost towns that comprise its unique physical character. Certainly, this even goes beyond the land itself; for example, at Death Valley Junction, one will quickly happen upon the Amargosa Opera House, which was run by performer Marta Becket for a period of forty years in a persistent though futile effort to bring “culture” to the region. Just before her death last year, she’d hold recitals each night to audiences of unfortunately none with the exception of 2D patrons that she had painted on the back walls.

While Becket’s attempt at performance art was admirable, the true artistry lies in Death Valley’s narrative, the protagonists of which include the mineral borax – a crystallized salt compound that grows and is used in fiberglass as well as fire-resistant apparel – and the various, tectonically made attractions throughout the park.

The first is Zabriskie Point, which sits at the top of a long serpentine footpath and 900 feet above sea level. It is a breathtaking, panoramic vista of brownish hues, made up of sandstones and shale that uncannily resemble the waves of an ocean. However, in this case, the hilly expanse is the result of not only the drying up of the Furnace Creek River from millions of years prior, but a lava flow – the blackened trail of which is still observable.

The Artist’s Palette in Death Valley, CA, offers a mixture of greens and reds interspersed in the brown and hilly topography. Photo credit: AnOther Magazine

Next, following a rocky passageway, is the Devil’s Golf Course, aptly given its sinister moniker because only the Devil himself would consider playing a round of golf there. At 40 feet below sea level, gargantuan grayish white craters, deeply fissured and as high as a few feet tall, occupy the horizon. The razor-sharp mounds of salt are reminiscent of exotic crystals in all shapes and sizes (feel free to taste it!), amounting to a surreal experience on what would seem to be out of a scene in “Lord of the Rings,” or, at the very least, on a planet unknown to mankind. And, on the off chance that it does rain, one can hear echoes of salt harmoniously crackle along the tremendous terra firma.

On the other hand, Badwater Basin, which earned its name because miners tasted the hypertension-causing water and called it “bad” –  is soft and smooth compared to the dangerously uneven and mineralized masses of its Devil’s Golf Course counterpart. At 282 feet below sea level (the lowest point in North America), Badwater Basin is a deceptively neverending strip of alabaster salted rock overlain above water, contributing to a spongy sound with each step. Nevertheless, the achromatic ambiance of Badwater Basin is almost heavenly in its disposition, like a white, dream-state walkway to the pearly gates.

The pink Tour Trekker is the best way to traverse through the bumpy terrain of Death Valley, CA.

It’s almost paradoxical that a place with a name as morbid as Death Valley, which regularly strikes fear into the hearts of those who hear it, is as beautiful as it is. Further denoting this is the Artist’s Palette at  the end of Artist’s Drive, uncovering a sedimentary range rife with multicolored splendor, including reds and greens. The main event, though, is probably the famous Dante’s View – a bird’s eye, wide-oriented perspective of the topography below. With a temperature approximately 20 degrees cooler than the Death Valley floor, Dante’s View is a breezy escape into the ether of Eastern California, where, amid the cliff one is looking out from and the mountains across the way, is an abstract hourglass of porcelain white. It’s as if some supernatural entity took a giant salt shaker and sprinkled it lavishly to create an inimitable patch of art.

At last, for those who want to purchase a souvenir, or see informative museum-esque exhibits, the Furnace Creek Visitor Center delves deeper into the backstory of the inscrutable Death Valley.

All in all, the legendarily foreboding park teems with thrills that should ideally be experienced by Pink Jeep Tours. Being on a Pink Jeep with only a handful of people lends itself to a private and personalized adventure inside a stable vehicle that is safely equipped to handle a lot of the off-roading that comes into play at Death Valley. More importantly, the Death Valley Tour offered by Pink Jeep Tours makes one feel like an active participant embarking on a great mission, as opposed to a passive one, making for a fulfilling day that will be raved about to family and friends.

For more information about Pink Jeep Tours’ Death Valley adventure, please visit pinkadventuretours.com

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Pink Jeep Tours Las Vegas

Pink Jeep Tours is one of the most popular touring companies in Las Vegas, NV. They offer open-air Jeep tours of the city of Vegas, along with adventure excursions to natural wonders outside of Las Vegas. Whether you’re in the mood for bright lights and neon signs, or you more prefer an off-road adventure to the rainbow vista created by mother nature, Pink Jeep Tours offers something for everyone. 

Las Vegas Pink Jeep Tours

There’s so much to see in Las Vegas. Where do you even begin? How about with an open-air Jeep or helicopter tour of Sin City?

Bright Lights Las Vegas at Night Tour

There’s nothing quite like Las Vegas at night, especially when you’re cruising along in an open-air pink Pink Adventure Tours that takes you to see all of the iconic Sin City sights at night with one of their most popular Las Vegas Tours . 

• Land, Air & See: The Vegas Strip Jeep & Helicopter Private Tour 
• Eldorado Canyon Gold Mine Tour 
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You’re picked up right from your hotel in a famous pink Jeep. Your first stop is the iconic “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign, where you’ll have plenty of photo ops as you prepare for the adventure ahead. From there, you head toward Downtown Las Vegas, and on the way, will pass the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop from the show “Pawn Stars,” cruise along wedding chapel row, and then onward to Fremont Street. 

Your tour guide will share knowledge, trivia, and more than a bit of humor as you make your way to the Las Vegas Strip, where the lights of the city really come alive. The night tour of the Las Vegas Strip includes a stop at the exploding volcano show at the Mirage and a ride on the High Roller, which offers spectacular views of the city at night. 

Land, Air & See: The Vegas Strip Jeep & Helicopter Private Tour 

Pink Jeep Tours Las Vegas offers this incredible private small group tour that takes you by land and air to see all the neon lights that Vegas is famous for. Your adventure begins in an open-air pink Jeep Wrangler, with your first stop being the “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign. This sign is famous not only in Las Vegas but around the world and has had cameo appearances in more than a handful of movies. Take the opportunity to snap a pic or two (or ten!) while you’re there. 

This Pink Jeep Tour takes you to all of the same spots as the Bright Lights Las Vegas at Night Tour , including the famous pawnshop, Fremont Street, and a ride on the High Roller. While the view from the High Roller is incredible, it only gets better when you climb aboard for your private helicopter flight. 

At first, it looks like the Las Vegas landscape is just shimmering lights, but it doesn’t take long for the sights of the entertainment capital of the world to come into focus. Tour operators point out all of the famous landmarks that you’ll see from the air, including the Bellagio Fountains , Caesars Palace, the bright beam that shines from the Luxor Pyramid, the Stratosphere Tower, and more. Hotel pickup and drop-off service in Las Vegas are included with this tour. 

Red Rock Canyon & Eldorado Canyon Pink Jeep Tours

Are you ready for a little escape from the city? Pink Jeep Las Vegas tours offer a half-day excursion to Red Rock and Eldorado Canyons, each lasting an average of three to four hours, so you can spend some time exploring and appreciating nature and still have plenty of time to enjoy Las Vegas during the evening and at night. 

Red Rock Canyon Rocky Gap Off-Road Tour by Pink Jeep Tours Las Vegas

If you’re in the mood for a little rugged adventure, this Red Rock Canyon Rocky Gap Tour is for you! Climb aboard a pink Jeep Wrangler when you’re picked up from your Las Vegas hotel and head to Red Rock Canyon, where your tour guide expertly navigates rugged terrain that’s accessible only to off-road vehicles. 

You’ll enjoy the scenic 13-mile loop through the canyon, along with views of Wilson Cliffs, the Red Spring Mountain Range, Calico Hills, and a stop at the Visitor’s Center, where you have the opportunity to explore, learn more about the area, and learn about films that feature the Mojave Desert as their backdrop. Don’t forget to bring your camera on this guided tour because there are endless opportunities for incredible photos. 

Traditional Red Rock Canyon Tour 

If rugged off-roading isn’t your thing, Pink Jeep Tours Las Vegas offers another option for exploring Red Rock Canyon. Enjoy the ride in a Pink Tour Trekker, and learn all about the area and its history from your tour guide as you head to Red Rock Canyon. 

The first stop on this tour is the Visitor’s Center, where you can learn more about the area and possibly meet desert tortoises! After exploring the Visitor’s Center, you’ll tour all the areas of Red Rock in the Pink Tour Trekker, including the Spring Mountains, Calico Hills, and a stunning view from the Red Rock overlook. This is a great tour for outdoor lovers of all ages who want to experience the natural side of the world just outside of Las Vegas. 

Eldorado Canyon Gold Mine Tour 

Eldorado Canyon sits about 45-minutes outside of Las Vegas, and a trip there in an ultra-comfy Pink Tour Trekker makes for a wonderful daytime excursion. The Eldorado Canyon tour takes you deep into Nevada’s history with a trip to what was once one of the state’s richest mines. 

During this tour, you’ll learn all about the history and geology of the area and how it was once among the most prosperous mining locations in the western hemisphere. The ride in the Trekker is smooth and comfortable, and there are lots of photo opportunities on this tour, along with views of the Colorado River. 

Pink Jeep Bucket List Tours

Las Vegas is close enough to some of the magical wonders of the southwest that a visit to Sin City is a perfect opportunity to knock off a few bucket list items. Pink Jeep Tours Las Vegas offers tours to the Grand Canyon , the Hoover Dam, the Valley of Fire, and Death Valley. 

Grand Canyon West Rim Tour 

This full-day adventure from Pink Jeep Tours Las Vegas takes you to Grand Canyon National Park West Rim for a 9-hour tour filled with sights, history, and endless natural wonders. Included in this tour is a drive past Lake Mead, an adventure through Joshua Tree Forest, Eagle Point, Hualapai Village, Guano Point, and an optional stop at the Grand Canyon Skywalk. 

Lunch at Hualapai Village is included in this tour, along with bottled water and all park entrance fees. As always, the unprecedented views are free for all to enjoy. 

Grand Canyon South Rim Tour 

The west rim of the Grand Canyon always gets lots of love, but the south rim is just as deserving. Pink Jeep Tours Las Vegas takes you on a full-day, 12-hour adventure into the depths of the beautiful Grand Canyon South Rim. 

Points of interest of the South Rim tour include Mather Point and the Yavapai Point Observation Station. An experienced tour guide accompanies you to share knowledge and history on the area and also to answer all of your questions. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included in the full-day adventure from Pink Jeep Tours. 

Grand Canyon West Hoover Dam Combo Tour 

Who doesn’t love a great combo deal? Pink Jeep Tours Las Vegas makes all of your southwest sightseeing dreams come true with a 10-hour day tour that takes you to both Grand Canyon National Park and the Hoover Dam. 

This tour takes you to the west rim of the Grand Canyon, where you’ll have a chance to experience the views from the observation deck of the skywalk and see the beauty of the Colorado River. This tour also includes a visit to the Hoover Dam, where you can walk along the bridge and also experience a bird’s eye view of Lake Mead. 

Lunch, all park fees, and transportation to and from your Las Vegas hotel are all included in this tour. 

Hoover Dam Tour from Las Vegas

The Hoover Dam is considered one of the great engineering marvels, and Pink Jeep Tours is ready to whisk you away on a tour to see it all up-close. You’ll learn everything there is to know about the Hoover Dam from your tour guides, and you’ll also get the chance to get out and walk along the bridge, seeing the massive construction up close. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Hoover Dam, along with Lake Mead and the Colorado River. 

Death Valley Tour 

Pink Jeep Tours offers a Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas that’s like no other. You enjoy the ride all the way to Death Valley in an ultra-comfortable (and air-conditioned!) Jeep Tour Trekker, and learn all about the extremes of the area’s climate and landscape. 

You’ll visit the Rhyolite Ghost Town, the Open-Air Museum, a stop at Hell’s Gate, Badwater Basin, and walking tours at the Salt Creek Boardwalk. Death Valley is an area that’s known for extremes, and the Pink Jeep Tour company offers one of the most scenic and comprehensive tours to the area. 

Valley of Fire State Park Tour 

There are few natural sights in the world that match up the Valley of Fire, especially when the sun shines just right on the warmly-hued rocked formations. With this tour, you ride from Las Vegas, NV, through the Mojave Desert in a Jeep Trekker. Before you know it, you’ll arrive at one of the most photographic sights in the southwest. You’ll see the Seven Sister, Elephant Rock, the White Domes, and ancient petroglyphs on this tour. A picnic lunch, bottled water, and park entrance fees are all included in this tour. 

How much is a Pink Jeep Tour?

The cost of a Pink Jeep Tour in Las Vegas, NV, depends on the experience. Tours of Vegas and nearby areas cost anywhere from just over $100 into the $300 range. Private tours are also available, but those typically cost in the range of $1000-$2000.

What do you wear to a Pink Jeep tour?

You can wear anything you want on a Pink Jeep Tour, but you want to keep the weather and physical activity in mind. It’s best to dress casually and appropriately for the climate. Comfortable shoes with non-slip soles are a must if you’re going to do any hiking or walking. Plus, the sun gets scorching in Las Vegas, NV, so don’t forget the sunglasses and sunscreen!

Are there Pink Jeep Tours that go to Death Valley?

Yes, Pink Jeep Tours offers tour packages that go to Death Valley from Las Vegas. You’ll also see lots of the beauty of the natural side of the southwest on your journey. 

Climb in, buckle up, and prepare to have some fun. Pink Jeep tours offer sightseeing adventures for everyone, both inside and outside of Las Vegas. Don’t let the opportunity pass by to see some of the most amazing sights in the world, all from the comfort of Pink Jeep. Experienced Pink Jeep tour guides are waiting to take you on an adventure today!

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