Top Things to do in Overton
What to do and see in Overton, Overton: The Best Outdoor Activities
Discover the best top things to do in Overton, United States including Fire Wave, Rainbow Vista, Mouse's Tank, White Domes Trail, Callville Bay Marina - Boat Rentals.
1. Fire Wave
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By lorig689 - Lumberton, United States
I loved this trail. The colors in the rocks are amazing. It gets hot so wear a hat and bring water. It's a $10 entry to get into the park and you need exact change during the COVID stuff.
2. Rainbow Vista
3. Mouse's Tank
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 324 reviews
Rock formation with natural basin of water in Valley of Fire State Park.
Reviewed By Satdiver - Coquille, United States
Nice easy trail up to the tank where you can see numerous petroglyphs and drawings on the canyon walls.
4. White Domes Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
A moderate-level hiking trail in Nevada's Valley of Fire.
Reviewed By smenzel - Seattle, United States
This was one of the two hikes I did while visiting the Valley of Fire State Park. Nearby Fire Wave was the other. The hike is a little more than a walk in the park but I wouldn't consider this to be at all strenuous. The walk down the sandy path at the beginning is probably the toughest part. Then there's the awesome slotted canyon. Oh, and all of the incredible rock formations. My favorite was the one that looked like a beached fish. Or was it a submarine? :) The temperature was in the mid-80s during my October visit. Be prepared for scorching heat during the summer months. Regardless of when you visit, wear a hat and sensible walking shoes. Bring water and apply sunblock. If you plan on photographing the rock formations, you might consider a wide(r) angle lens. They're massive and you're often too close to capture them in their entirety.
5. Callville Bay Marina - Boat Rentals
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 34 reviews
Callville Bay calls to all water lovers with 550 miles of shoreline, towering red rock cliffs and some of the nation's best sport fishing. Callville Bay Resort & Marina is your gateway to this natural wonderland. This includes Boat slip rentals, RV rentals,and Dry Storage rental. Our rental fleet includes houseboats, ski and fishing boats, and personal watercraft. The Lounge overlooks the Marina.
Reviewed By jimmH3996KN - Flint, United States
We rented the 60 foot Eagle for 7 days in October. Warm Sunny days & cool nights. We were told it was the end of the season & it seemed like we had the whole lake all to ourselves. Coming from the Northeast, the landscape was fascinating. It was like being on a lake on the moon. We saw wild burros & mountain goats. In the late afternoon we would find a secluded cove (all the coves were secluded) to park for the night. The boat is supplied with everything needed except food, drink & firewood. I almost gave it 4 stars because it is expensive, but half the expenses are due to airfare, hotel, car rental & alike & are not fees charged by the marina. But the boat is a gas guzzler at $250 per day if your really travel the lake like we did.
