The Beehives: Unusual sandstone formations weathered by the eroding forces of wind and water, located near the group area entrance.

Atlatl Rock: This is the site of many Indian petroglyphs, including a depiction of the atlatl ("at-lat-l"), a notched stick used to add speed and distance to a thrown spear. The atlatl was a predecessor to the bow and arrow.

Scenic Loop Road: A two-mile trip around some of the Valley's most interesting formations such as Arch Rock and Pioano Rock.

Mouse's Tank: Named for a renegade Indian who used the area as a hideout in the 1890's. Mouse's Tank is a natural basin in the rock where water collects after a rain. Water occasionally remains in the tank for several months.

RainbowVista: A favorite photo point with a panoramic view of multi-colored sandstone.

White Domes Area: Brilliant contrast of sandstone colors with unique plants to the area such as the yucca. White Domes is a 7-mile (11.2 km)round trip drive from Rainbow Vista.

Seven Sisters: Fascinating red rock formations, easily accessible from the road. Picnic areas provide a relaxing stop during your Valley tour.