Official home of the Lincoln County Authority of Tourism (LCAT)
Official home of the Lincoln County Authority of Tourism (LCAT)
Step back in time and journey into the heart of Nevada’s rugged Great Basin on our exclusive guided petroglyph tour of Lincoln County. We will lead you through stunning desert landscapes to secluded canyons and rock faces that serve as a sacred gallery for ancient art.
Uncover the hidden stories of Nevada’s past on this guided tour through the Ash Springs Petroglyph Site in the heart of Pahranagat Valley, Lincoln County. Hidden among desert rock formations, these ancient carvings whisper stories from thousands of years ago—messages left by the Indigenous peoples who once thrived in this valley of water and stone.
Your knowledgeable local guide will lead you through the site, sharing fascinating insights into the area’s Native history, geology, and desert ecology. Along the way, you’ll discover why the Pahranagat Valley was such an important gathering place for people and wildlife alike.
Whether you’re a history buff, nature lover, or simply curious about the past, Echoes of the Ancients offers a unique opportunity to connect with Nevada’s deep cultural roots and experience the timeless beauty of this sacred landscape.
Join us to experience the magic of the desert —where the echoes of the ancients still speak through the stones.
Led by a local expert, this tour takes you to two incredible rock art sites in the heart of Lincoln County, where ancient petroglyphs etched into boulders reveal the ways of life, beliefs, and myths of the Pahranagat people—some dating back over 6,000 years.
As you explore rock formations and desert paths, you’ll encounter human figures, bighorn sheep, geometric patterns, and symbols still not fully understood. Along the way, your guide will bring these “secrets in stone” to life with cultural context, archaeological insights, and powerful storytelling.
This experience is ideal for curious travelers, photographers, families, and anyone craving a connection to the ancient Southwest.