Death Valley National Park

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Death Valley P.o. Box 579, Death Valley, California 92328(760) 786-3200
Description: Death Valley National Park is massive, stretching 5,270 miles across swaths of California and Nevada, east of the Sierra Nevada in the arid Great Basin. The park is a treasure trove of diverse desert environments, includ...Read More
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Death Valley Day
Death Valley Day

by callen60

Ozarks, Missouri

October 11, 2008

Best of IgoUgo 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 about. It’s still comfortable in ...Read more

From journal California Bold Rush

Death Valley National Park
Death Valley National Park

by Binaya

Grand Prairie, Texas

September 3, 2007

Best of IgoUgo On our way to Los Angeles from Las Vegas we decided to go to Death Valley National Park, one of the lowest valleys below sea level on earth. After driving for 4 hours from the city, we were on US highway 190 west towards Death Valley. We crossed the ...Read more

From journal Death Valley

Golden Canyon & Zabriski Point
Golden Canyon & Zabriski Point

by Linda Hoernke

St. George, Utah

March 8, 2007

The trail through Golden Canyon cuts through sandstone rocks glowing in different shades of orange, gold and red. I found the shaded areas picked up the deeper blues and green of the rocks. Trail guides are available and describe numbered points of ...Read more
Devils Golf Course
Devils Golf Course

by Linda Hoernke

St. George, Utah

March 7, 2007

Located 13 miles south of Furnace Creek in Death Valley, The Devils Golf Course is a salt flat that has been carved by wind and rain. Caution should be taken while walking on or around the formations as they are very sharp. Early morning and later ...Read more
Sand Dunes
Sand Dunes

by Linda Hoernke

St. George, Utah

March 7, 2007

We visited the sand dunes in the late morning... still enough time to catch the colors and shadows of inspiration. The dunes are near Stovepipe Wells and are easy to get too. The ripples and stark beauty of the dunes are a must-see. We didn't ...Read more


Death Valley in the Spring

by jr0berts

El Dorado

February 24, 2006

Go in the spring time while the temperature is cool, and if you are lucky, the wild flowers will be out. If you are going to camp, make sure you make reservation well in advance.To get some great pictures, make sure you set your alarm and get up ...Read more

From journal Death Valley

Death Valley National Park
Death Valley National Park

by Naomi_T

Redwood City, California

June 22, 2003

The extremes of Death Valley are part of its appeal. Huge alluvial fans, earth tortured into crystalline shapes by salinity, gorgeous geological formations, and dusty abandoned sites of human settlement are all here. When we went in April, we spent ...Read more