Roadside Attractions in Overton

2 places worth pulling over for in Overton, Nevada, with what each one actually is, what it costs and how long to give it.

Double Negative

Overton, Nevada

Created by artist Michael Heizer in 1969, Double Negative is a monumental piece of land art consisting of two massive trenches blasted into the edges of Mormon Mesa. This colossal 1,500-foot-long artwork invites visitors to contemplate the beauty of empty space and displaced earth. It remains one of the earliest and most influential Earthworks ever made.

Valley of Fire State Park

Overton, Nevada

Nevada's oldest state park features 40,000 acres of bright red Aztec sandstone outcrops that appear to be on fire under the sun. It's famous for its ancient petroglyphs, scenic drives, and surreal rock formations like the Fire Wave. Amazingly, these vibrant formations date back to the age of the dinosaurs.

Planning the stop

1 of 2 are free to visit. Hours and admission come from each attraction's own page, along with parking and directions.

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