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Southern Utah’s dramatic geological features and vividly colored sandstone formations invite visitors to explore and take a closer look.

In Nevada’s arid southern tip, few places exist where one can hear the murmur of a running stream.

Springtime retreats into the hills and rugged mountains this month in the Mojave National Preserve south of Las Vegas near the Nevada-California border.

Nevada’s largest, oldest and most spectacular state park, Valley of Fire lives up to its name with its eroded sandstone formations and sand dunes in fiery shades of red. Changing constantly with the angle of the sun, the colors range from the brilliance of leaping flames to the glowing hues of hot embers.