[2025 Inyo County Attraction] Travel Guide for Death Valley National Park (Updated Apr)

#usatrip A winters trip chasing the sun through Death Valley. Our trip started at 4.30 in the morning from Las Vegas with a quiet drive over to Death Valley. Our first stop was sunrise at Badwater Basin. At this time of year the basin was flooded making for breath taking views and reflections. Next we stoped at Devils golf course and onto Artists pallet for a quick snack break. At around lunchtime we stopped at the Ranch for a swim and bite to eat. Highly recommend doing this, the water is spring fed and amazing, even on a winters day! Our final stop was sunset at Zabriskie Point. We followed the trail and encountered few people. The main point and photo spot from the car park was very busy though! #usatrip #100waysoftravel #deathvalley #Badwaterbasin

#usatravel #california This is one of the most scenic roads we have ever traveled. It felt like we were on Mars or another planet, unlike Earth. A straight road as far as the eye can see stretches through expansive desert vistas, rugged mountains, and unique geological formations. It felt like we were driving on an endless road surrounded by orange landscapes and mountains, which made this road truly unique. Death Valley is known for recording some of the highest temperatures on Earth. Traveling SR 190 offers a firsthand experience of this extreme environment, so please make sure to stay hydrated when traveling on this extreme road. While SR 190 traverses one of the most remote areas in the United States, it is a well-maintained highway, making the extreme landscape accessible to visitors. The road connects key points of interest within Death Valley National Park, including Furnace Creek, Stovepipe Wells, and Panamint Springs, providing essential services like lodging, dining, and visitor information. SR 190 provides a stunning and unique way to experience Death Valley National Park, making it a popular route for both tourists and locals.

Snow or Sand? This is the Death Valley National Park, 3.5 hours drive from Los Angeles. This was the first National Park I visited in my 15 day long holiday in the United States. As a city boy myself, I will always jump at any opportunity to head out to the outdoors and with this being the first park of our trip, it was especially refreshing and...liberating. To see the vast expense of land under a clear blue sky that was thankfully not too hot as it was the winter, what a magical feeling it was! These are some of the places that I enjoyed during my short visiting this park: 1. Badwater Basin 2. Devil's Golf Course (can see salt flats here too!) 3. Dante's View for the panoramic view 4. Zabriskie Point (take a hike to see more coloured mountains!) #WinHKFlight #winhkflight To me, Hong Kong is a holiday destination that offers an eclectic mix of culture, outdoors, nightlife, food and history! I want to travel to Hong Kong to view the skyline from Victoria Peak, trundle along and observe the city on the "Ding Ding", grab an afternoon tea at a local Char Chan Teng and...so much more!

death valley was named by a group of pioneers who got lost there in the winter of 1849-1850. 💀 we joined a tour with mojave wave llc and it wasn’t as blazing hot when we visited — just 28°C. i particularly loved the mesquite flat #sanddunes 🏜 and the badwater basin, they were both breath-taking and fun to wander through. ✨ #funfact the filming of the original #starwars trilogy took place in death valley! 🎬 golden #canyon was where r2d2 was abducted by the jawas 🤖

Death Valley Badwater Basin. You don't have to go to the Uyuni Desert to get there in North America. It was a sea, but the ground rose and became land, and the saltiness remains. Signs saying it's extremely hot are not common. #SummerCapture #SafeTravel #MuseumsNowadays #MustSeeHistoricalPlaces #Outings

#themepark Welcome to Death Valley National Park, where nature cranks up the heat, landscapes look like they belong on another planet, and adventure awaits at every turn! If you’re ready for scorching thrills, epic views, and otherworldly experiences, this is the ultimate "extreme theme park" for explorers! 🌡 Furnace Creek – The Hottest Ride on Earth Hold onto your hats—Furnace Creek is one of the hottest places on the planet, with summer temps soaring past 130°F (54°C)! Visit in winter or early spring for a comfortable ride through this fiery land. 🏜 Badwater Basin – The Lowest Point in North America Step onto the salt flats of Badwater Basin, standing 282 feet below sea level. The vast, alien-like landscape feels like walking on another planet, making it one of the park’s most surreal attractions. 🌄 Zabriskie Point – The Ultimate Scenic Overlook Imagine a rollercoaster made of golden, rippling badlands—that’s Zabriskie Point at sunrise or sunset! The soft light makes the hills glow, creating a must-see cinematic moment. ⛰ Dante’s View – A Sky-High Thrill This is Death Valley’s VIP seat! Perched at 5,475 feet, Dante’s View gives you a breathtaking panorama of the valley below. On a clear day, you can see both the lowest and highest points in the U.S.—Badwater Basin and Mount Whitney! 🚗 Artist’s Drive – A Colorful Adventure Take a 9-mile scenic drive through Artist’s Palette, where the hills are painted in shades of pink, green, and purple thanks to mineral oxidation. It’s like Mother Nature’s funhouse of colors! 🎟 Your Ticket to Adventure 📍 Location: California/Nevada border 🚗 Getting Around: A car is essential—preferably a 4x4 for off-road spots! 💡 Pro Tip: Visit in fall, winter, or early spring to avoid the extreme heat! Death Valley isn’t just a desert—it’s a wild, extreme theme park packed with jaw-dropping landscapes, thrilling extremes, and unforgettable adventures! 🌎🔥

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Death Valley's majestic natural scenery and mysterious colors were impressive. The endless salt flats of Badwater Basin and the golden landscapes of Zabriskie Point were particularly memorable. Yosemite was overwhelming with its grand waterfalls and massive rocks. The scene where a rainbow formed over the waterfall was especially beautiful. There were also many quiet walking paths where you could fully immerse yourself in nature. Both places were the best travel destinations to truly experience the greatness of nature.

#getgoing2025 Death Valley National Park has been in my bucket list since childhood. When I visited I was mesmerizied by breathtaking views of Artist’s Palette, Badwater Basin and Zabriske Point. The dessert landscape is stunning and there is so much to do here. I did a day trip to this place from Las Vegas and I can truly say everyone should visit this place once in a lifetime. Its truly the best.

#JapanFlightEvent Zabriskie Point in Death Valley, which I happened to visit during my trip, was a place that gave me an unexpected impression. It was an unplanned visit, but I was overwhelmed by the vast landscape that unfolded as soon as I arrived. The colorful rocks and unique terrain made me feel like I was on another planet, and it was like a work of art created by nature. It was especially special because I could fully feel the grandeur of the surroundings in a quiet atmosphere. Although it was a visit that I decided to visit in a hurry, Zabriskie Point remained as the highlight of my trip.

#JapanAirlineEvent It was impressive that I couldn't hear the sound of a tee shot here. I could understand why it was called the 'Devil's Golf Course', but the terrain there was so rough and irregular that I felt like I couldn't actually play golf. In the silence around me, I never heard the sound of a tee shot, and instead, I could feel the overwhelming presence of nature in that silence. In that unique environment, instead of playing golf, I was able to fully enjoy the 'silent' scenery created by nature.

#JapanFlightEvent The Devil's Golf Club that I encountered during the road trip was really impressive. In the desert landscape that continued along the road, the salt flats that suddenly appeared made me feel like I was on another planet. When I stopped the car and walked on the salt, I was immersed in the quiet and mysterious atmosphere. The salt crystals sparkling under the sunlight created a unique charm of this place, and the wide space made my heart feel open. I'm really glad that I found such a special place during the road trip, and Badwater became the highlight of the trip.

#JapanFlightEvent The experience of hearing the sound of tee shots on the salt flats while visiting Devil's Golf Club in Death Valley was truly unique. You can't play golf on the rough and irregular salt lumps, but the fine sound of the salt crystals sounded like the sound of a golf ball hitting the ground. Amidst the sounds of nature and the quiet atmosphere, I felt as if I was experiencing a golf course even though I knew I couldn't actually play golf. Devil's Golf Club itself created an unrealistic landscape and atmosphere, and it was a place that even the sound of tee shots sounded special.

#JapanFlightEvent The Devil's Golf Club in Death Valley is named for its rough salt formations. It is called the "Devil's Golf Course" because it is made up of very bumpy and irregular salt lumps, making it very difficult and dangerous to walk on. As the name suggests, the terrain here is so rough that humans cannot easily walk on it, and it feels like only the devil can play golf. Nevertheless, it is popular as a place to experience the unique natural beauty, as the salt flats sparkle in the sunlight and create a mystical landscape.

#January travel support event Death Valley Golf Club Review after taking a picture I recommend you to go to Death Valley because it is so beautiful The vast landscape like space is so so so beautiful I highly recommend Kerhol Travel If you travel to the US, you must go there. Strongly recommended This is the best in the world!

Crossing Death Valley from San Francisco to Las Vegas is an ultimate test of courage and perseverance. Stepping into that mysterious place, there was a frightening atmosphere all around. The scorching heat seemed to swallow everything up, and the ground shone strangely under the sunlight. In the wilderness and desert, there is nothing moving except my car. There is no breath of life, no sound, no mobile phone signal, there is only one road leading to the distance. The air is so hot that it seems to be floating when you stand on the asphalt road. The strange-shaped rocks are like ancient guards, standing tenaciously. There are rotten dead trees lying in the desert. This is Death Valley, which rejects the weak with its harsh environment, but still It also shows the most shocking side of nature to the brave. Self-driving TIPS: 🔺Be sure to fill up the tank and bring enough water with you 🔺Be sure to have an offline map 🔺After entering Death Valley from San Francisco, there are gas stations and visitor service centers only on the other side of Death Valley, 200 kilometers away. 🔺Not recommended for people without self-driving experience in the United States

Death Valley has rich geological features. It was formed when the earth's gravity crushed the earth's crust, part of it became mountains⛰️, part of it became valleys🕳️, and then lake water flowed back🌊, flooding the lower basins, and then after hundreds of years of sun☀️ baptism, it was formed 📝 Recommended Reasons 🔸9-person carpooling group, 2 people form a group, 4 people sign up to enjoy a separate group, Las Hotel door-to-door pick-up, safe and comfortable 🔹The whole journey is long, the departure time is relatively early, the business car has 7 seats, few people, spacious seats, and a great experience 🚘One day itinerary Las Vegas - Death Valley National Park - Colorful Stonehenge - Las Vegas 📝Death Valley National Park Attractions Introduction zabriskie pt. The iconic landscape of Death Valley, the best place to watch the sunrise and sunset, and enjoy the rolling mountains⛰️, The colorful colors of the mountain make you feel like you are on the planet Tatooine in Star Wars, experiencing scenes from a sci-fi movie. Runway Dry Lake A strange phenomenon in Death Valley: giant rocks slowly move on their own, leaving traces on the dry lake bed Scenic Highway It is a one-way scenic road. The mountain is colorful because of the deposition of minerals, like an overturned palette. Badwater Basin It is the lowest point in North America👇, the ground is all salt crystals🧂, a very interesting place, feel the magical power of nature Dante's Observatory You can enjoy the scenery of the entire Death Valley. All the scenery is in sight. The scenery is super beautiful here at sunset. Golden Canyon It is a hiking trail with canyons on both sides. When the sun shines on the canyon, the whole canyon is golden and the atmosphere is great. Colorful Stonehenge The colorful giant rocks are stacked in the desert, adding some color to it. 📣 Notes ✅Best time to travel: Winter is the best time to travel, the temperature is pleasant and not too hot ✅The climate in Death Valley is dry and water is scarce, so remember to bring enough drinking water 💧, food and sunscreen ✅It is recommended to download offline maps 🗺️ and necessary travel information in advance, because the mobile phone 📱 signal in Death Valley is very unstable ✅ Although the natural scenery of Death Valley is intoxicating, you must also pay attention to safety. Do not enter unknown areas alone, try to travel with other travelers ⚠️Gas stations in Death Valley are very rare and the prices are high, please make sure to fill up your tank before departure ⛽️

Death Valley is probably my favorite national park. The views there are just absolutely stunning, fascinating, insane. There are lots of viewpoints and various spots to visit. But just a simple drive through it is an absolute pleasure and visual ecstasy. Do not forget that there are not many facilities on the territory of the park in that it gets really hot during summer. So prepare your water and snacks, make sure AC works in your car, if you can bring extra fuel because there was just one working gas station at the moment of my last visit, and the line was absolutely crazy. Tip: cellular connection is not great on the territory of the park, so make sure you download your maps and we'll have them in off-line mode. #nationalparks #100waysoftravel #usa #deathvalley

This guide helps you navigate the awe-inspiring landscapes of Death Valley while staying safe and enjoying the natural beauty! Save this guide for your next trip to this incredible national park. 🏜️ Mesmerizing Landscapes: Death Valley’s diverse terrain includes rolling sand dunes, salt flats, and colorful badlands. Visit Zabriskie Point for stunning panoramic views at sunrise or sunset. 🔥 Extreme Heat: Death Valley is one of the hottest places on Earth! Stay safe by visiting in cooler months (fall to spring) and avoiding midday heat. 💧 Hydration is Key: Always carry plenty of water. The dry heat can dehydrate you quickly, even on short hikes. 🥾 Great Hiking: Explore trails like Golden Canyon or Mosaic Canyon for spectacular rock formations. Stick to marked paths to avoid getting lost. ⬇️ Badwater Basin: Visit the lowest point in North America—282 feet below sea level! Walk on the salt flats for an otherworldly experience. 🚗 Scenic Drives: Take the Artist’s Drive loop to see vibrant, multi-colored hills. The contrasts of the colors against the desert are surreal. 🌌 Stargazing: With minimal light pollution, Death Valley offers some of the darkest night skies in the country—perfect for stargazing. #summerdestinations #deathvalley #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip

📍Death Valley National Park🏜️ ~𝗗𝗲𝗮𝘁𝗵 𝗩𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗲𝘆 𝗡𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗣𝗮𝗿𝗸~ A national park in California, USA. It can be accessed from Las Vegas on a day trip, so many people visit it together with Las Vegas✨🚘　 Death Valley is located below the seabed, so in summer it is a scorching hot area where the temperature can reach 50 degrees... You can't go sightseeing or take a walk during the day in summer😇 So the best season is from autumn to winter🙌✨ There are many things to see scattered throughout the large park! My recommendation is "Artists Palette" in the first photo. As the name suggests, when viewed from a distance, the rocks are of various colors and look very colorful😍 Pink, light blue, yellow-green, etc. It's very strange, but it seems that the colors appear in various ways depending on the ingredients contained in the sandstone... It's just like a palette of paints, right? 🥹💓 Other spots include "Zabriskie Point", where you can view the impressive golden hills from a high observation deck😍 At sunrise and sunset, the sunlight shines on the hills, creating an even more fantastic atmosphere...🥰 If you want to enjoy the desert atmosphere, head to "Mosquito Flat Sand Dunes", which has beautiful white sand. It is also famous as a filming location for the movie Star Wars🎬 Take your time to explore the various spots in the park and find your favorite place💓 #NationalPark #USATravel #USTourism #Las Vegas #OverseasTrip

Day 1: Arrival and Exploration Morning 8:30 AM: Depart from Kurve. 10:00 AM: Tesla Supercharger #1 (10-minute charge, 1:20 hr / 65 miles). 11:20 AM: Tesla Supercharger #2 (30-minute charge). Noon 12:00 PM: Lunch at Inyokern Subway. Depart Inyokern by 12:30 PM. Afternoon 3:00 PM: Check-in at the Inn at Death Valley (2:30 hr drive from Inyokern). Late Afternoon / Evening Adventure 3:20 PM — 3:45 PM: Drive to the first half of Artist’s Drive. 3:45 PM — 4:15 PM: Artist’s Palette Hiking Trail (30 minutes). 4:15 PM — 4:40 PM: Drive to Badwater Basin. 4:40 PM — 5:20 PM: Badwater Basin Trail (40 minutes). 5:15 PM: Sunset at Badwater Basin. 5:20 PM — 6:00 PM: Return hike from Badwater Basin Trail. 6:00 PM — 6:30 PM: Drive back to Inn at Death Valley. Day 2: Full Day of Exploration Early Morning 5:45 AM: Depart from the Inn. 6:20 AM: Arrive at Dante’s View Parking; start hike. 6:47 AM: Sunrise viewing at Dante’s View. 7:10 AM: Conclude hike; back at the Inn by 8:00 AM. Dante’s View Trail: 50 minutes. Midday Morning: Visit Golden Canyon Trailhead. Golden Canyon Trail: Time not specified, but typically 1–2 hours depending on the route. Rest and recuperate. Afternoon 12:40 PM: Leave for Ubehebe Crater. 1:50 PM: Arrive and explore Ubehebe Crater (60 minutes). 3:15 PM: Depart for Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes. Late Afternoon / Evening 4:30 PM: Start Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes Trail. Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes Trail: Exploration time varies; typically 1 hour for casual exploration. 5:15 PM: Sunset viewing at Mesquite Sand Dune. 5:45 PM: Depart from Mesquite Sand Dunes Parking. Day 3: Sunrise and Final Exploration Early Morning 6:47 AM: Sunrise at Zabriskie’s Point. Explore Golden Canyon. Golden Canyon Trail: Revisit or explore further; 1–2 hours recommended. This itinerary incorporates the estimated times for each hike or trail to help you plan your visit more effectively. Always allow some flexibility in your schedule for rest, photography, and unexpected delays, ensuring a fulfilling and enjoyable experience in Death Valley. #songkran2024#trip

Death Valley National Park is primarily located in the southeastern part of California, USA, with a small corner extending into Nevada. Geographically, the park is situated in North America's Basin and Range region, where there is frequent crustal activity. The crust to the east stretches eastward, and the crust to the west stretches westward, causing the crust here to sink in strips, breaking into roughly north-south oriented horsts (mountain ranges) and grabens (basins). The basin and range topography is particularly pronounced in Death Valley, as it contains the lowest point in the Western Hemisphere. The park features salt flats, sand dunes, volcanic craters, canyons, snow-capped mountains, and more, offering a wealth of geological and geomorphological wonders. Visitors can easily find a variety of faults, canyons, and alluvial fan plains of different sizes formed when streams flow into the desert.

#roadtrip #california #lasvegas We visited Death Valley during the summer, a time when the heat was intense but perfect for a road trip like this. We flew to Las Vegas and rented a van for the journey, which was an incredibly exciting time. As we drove out of the bustling city of Las Vegas into the desert, it felt like we were embarking on an 'out of nowhere' adventure. As we looked around, a vast desert stretched to the edge of the sky. There was nothing but land, mountains, a road, and the expansive sky. We could clearly understand why it was named Death Valley. Despite its harsh conditions, we discovered beauty and charm in this endless desert. The vast orange-brown landscape made us realize just how small we are as humans. We spent an entire day exploring the desert, which was a great experience. Surviving the heat and enjoying the moment of a lifetime amidst the greatness of Death Valley's nature.

Get away from the hustle and bustle of Las Vegas and head to the national parks around LAS, which are within a 2-hour drive, to see a symphony of primitive canyons and human civilization; unlock the natural scenery feast of the US national parks in winter~ Route 1: Red rocks like a sea of ​​fire + colorful stone pillars Route: Las Vegas → Valley of Fire → Colorful Stone Matrix → Check in Las Vegas Sign Travel Highlights: Beehive-shaped Beehives + Atlatl Rock + Arch Rock: 1 hour from LAS to Valley of Fire Route 2: Wave-shaped colorful cave + Horseshoe Fjord Route: Las Vegas → Upper/Lower Antelope Canyon → Horseshoe Bend → Lake Powell. Travel highlights: Choose Upper Antelope Canyon for families and Lower Antelope Canyon for adventure lovers ■Recommended attractions: Horseshoe Bay at dusk to see the canyon horizon + Powell Lake cruise: LAS is 4 hours away from Antelope Canyon Route ❸: Desert Valley + Red Rocks Route: Las Vegas → Death Valley National Park → Red Rock Canyon Travel Highlights: Dante's View overlooking Death Valley Watch the sunset at Zabriskie Point in Las Vegas, Badwater, the lowest point in North America Recommended attractions: Red Rock Canyon Hiking and Cycling: LAS is 2.5 hours away from Death Valley Route ④: Snow Mountain Canyon + Red Rock Wonderland + Canyon Bend Route: B1: Las Vegas → Zion National Park → Bryce Canyon National Park B2: Bryce Canyon → Arches National Park → Monument Valley B3: Antelope Canyon (choose one of the upper and lower valleys) → Horseshoe Bend → Lake Powell → Las Vegas ■ Tourist attractions: Zion hiking/mountaineering/wading, Bryce Snow View Hiking, Monument Valley check-in "Forrest Gump" same road, Arches hiking, etc. LAS is 2.5 hours away from Zion. Things to note for nearby tours: The temperature difference between day and night in the Canyon Park is large, so be careful to protect yourself from the sun and wind. When hiking in the canyon, wear suitable hiking shoes and travel shoes, and prepare plenty of easy-to-carry water. You must hike in a group.

1【White Pocket】White Pocket It's like nature's art palace. The color of the rock formations ranges from pure white to deep orange, creating an intoxicating picture. Walking there, you feel as if you are standing on the brain fossil of some kind of superstar creature. Every inch of the land is full of mystery. 2【Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes】 The most accessible dune area in Death Valley National Park, it is known for its gently rolling dunes and dazzling dune edges. It is especially beautiful at sunrise and sunset, when the low rays of the sun cast long shadows on the dunes, creating strong visual contrast. 3 【Lassen Volcanic National Park】Lassen Volcanic National Park The volcanic landscape here is active, with fumaroles, hot springs and mud pools. The volcanic rocks of different colors are immersed in the four seasons, especially after the snow melts in summer, the wild flowers in the park bloom, like a colorful palette of the earth. It is recommended to explore on foot in the morning light. When the sun shines through the steam, you will find that every step you take is above the clouds. 4【Badlands National Park】Badlands National Park The undulating rock formations are like the wrinkles of the earth, witnessing the vicissitudes of history. Here, you can find fossils of ancient creatures millions of years ago, and you can also watch the changing colors at dusk, from dark red to orange to deep purple. Every moment in the Badland is a microcosm of the earth's history. 5【Arches National Park】Arches National Park The red rock arches have been eroded by wind and rain for millions of years, like sculptures of nature. At sunset, these rock arches turn golden and red, like torches in the sky 6【Monument Valley】Monument Valley Located in the desert on the border of Arizona and Utah, the red sandstone pillars here are like guardians guarding the earth. At sunrise and sunset, the sunlight covers them with a golden coat, and the scenery is breathtaking. 7【Saguaro National Park】Saguaro National Park Located in Tucson, Arizona, it is famous for its giant saguaro forests and desert landscapes. At sunset, the sky is dyed fiery red, and these unique plant silhouettes look particularly spectacular in the sunset. 8【White Sands National Park】White Sands National Park The purity of White Sands National Park is like an extraterrestrial wonder. The soft and delicate gypsum desert shines in the sunlight. Walking there feels like you are floating in a pure white dream.

Death Valley National Park is mainly located in the southeastern part of California, USA, with a small corner extending into Nevada! Geographically, the park is located in the Basin and Mountain region of North America. The crust in this area is active. The crust in the east stretches eastward and the crust in the west stretches westward. The crust here sinks in strips and decomposes into roughly The horsts (mountains) and troughs (basins) running from north to south! The Basin and Range area is particularly prominent in Death Valley, which has the lowest elevation in the entire Western Hemisphere! The park has salt marshes, sand dunes, craters, canyons, snow-capped mountains, and more! There are rich geological landforms, and it is not difficult for tourists to find various faults in the earth's crust, large and small alluvial fan plains formed when canyons are injected into the desert!

one of the best experiences I've ever had.. I felt like for the first time in my life I was truly on earth. staff is amazing, food is spectacular. I went here on Thanksgiving and didn't wanna leave. pool is natural hot springs that is drained and cleaned every night. #

Location: Death Valley National Park, California, USA When you think of the western United States, the first thing that comes to mind is the sand desert! Death Valley National Park is a place where incredibly fine sand spreads out. I saw a sand desert for the first time in my life, and it was definitely different from the sand I experienced at the beach, and the size of the desert was so huge that I felt overwhelmed by its grandeur. I think it was even more beautiful than the Grand Canyon! #USATravel

Location: Death Valley National Park, California, USA If you want to really feel the American West? Death Valley in California is the best! It's a place where you can feel the greatness of nature, from the desert made of plain sand to the place made of huge rock formations. Although it takes a lot of time to travel by car, it's a place I highly recommend because even that road is beautiful! The Alien Jerky rest area in the middle is also fun👍 #USATravel