Death Valley Tourist Attractions

Quote: After watching the sunrise from Panamint Springs, we headed further east into Death Valley. Given how quickly the temperature shoots up after sunrise, I was surprised we didn’t see any of our fellow guests up and… Read More

Quote: Scottys Castle was built by Albert Johnson in 1927. The story goes that Johnson met a man by the name of Walter Scott... a con-artist in the true sense. Scott convinced Johnson to invest in a gold mine that he… Read More

Quote: Having reached the lowest position in Death Valley, the only way was up, and there were still some phenomenal sights to see. First stop - the Artist Palate. The road changed significantly as we weaved our way… Read More

Quote: Practically in Stove Pipe Wells, only a few minutes off SR 190, is the entrance to Mosaic Canyon. You can clamber across the rocks in this narrow marble-walled canyon to see the interesting rock formations and… Read More

Quote: We set off early from Baker's Bun Boy and within minutes were surrounded by wide-open spaces. We had a long straight road in front of us, with the occasional ball of tumbleweed being blown in front of us. The… Read More

Quote: From Lone Pine in Owen’s Valley a half day drive across desert scrub and through a large stretch of sand dunes gained the green oasis of Furnace Creek amid the desolate white wastes and bare barren hillsides of… Read More

Quote: Visit the Sahara without going to Africa! Death Valley is a desert, so you'd expect there to be sand dunes. Bring a cheap board and see if you surf down the larger dunes. It rained (surprisingly) when I was… Read More

Quote: Between Ridgecrest and the ugly town of Trona, there is dirt road on the right-hand side. You will already be able to see the chemical plant, but this will be a couple of miles before it. Stay to the right on the… Read More

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