Last updated: October 25, 2024
Thing to Do
Hike the Redstone Trail

NPS/A. Harrison
The fiery eroded formations on this trail were once part of a vast desert landscape. The dunes responsible for these formations existed one hundred forty million years ago. Over time, geological forces turned the loose dunes into hard sandstone.
Keep an eye out for wildlife as well, and of course, please respect the environment by staying on trail!
Trail Information
- Trailhead: DIRECTIONS
- Parking: Parking lot located at trailhead
- Distance: 1.1-mile roundtrip
- Elevation Gain: 80 ft. elevation change
- Difficulty: Easy
- THIS TRAIL IS NOT MAINTAINED
- Services: Accessible pit toilets at the trailhead, covered picnic tables, trash/litter receptacles.
- Drinking water is not available at this trail.
- Pets must be kept on a leash not to exceed six feet in length at all times.
- Pets should not be left unattended.
- We require that you clean up after your pet at all times.
Related Information To Check Out
-
Hiking
More hikes at Lake Mead National Recreation Area.
-
Picnicking
Picnicking is popular at Redstone. Find other picnic areas in the park.
-
Pets
Pets are allowed in certain parts of the park.