Explore Death Valley National Park

Death Valley National Park

Home to many of the National Hottest days and the the lowest location on land at -280 feet below sea level. Death Valley National Park is a baron, sun scorched national treasure with tons to see, learn and explore for all visitors.

Historic mining communities,  Volcanic craters, and alien like surfaces are only a few of the dramatic features that draw millions each year into Death Valley.  Located east of the Sierra Nevada,  Death Valley National Park straddles eastern California and Nevada. It’s known for such places as:  Titus Canyon,  a deep, narrow gorge cut into the steep face of the Grapevine Mountains of the Mojave Desert; and Badwater Basin’s salt flats, North America’s lowest point; The vista views of Dante’s View or Telescope peak standing some 11,000 feet above Badwater basin below.

Visitors flock for Sand dunes, Airforce Training runs and mystical racing rocks across the dessert floor.  Exploring and Camping in the Fall – Spring is recommended as the heat in summer is often setting records that are dangerous to your health.