Death Valley

A scorching desert basin in California, famed as the hottest, driest, and lowest national park in North America.

Death Valley Experiences

• A Road Trip from Yosemite to Death Valley

  gocamp (GoCamp )
  <p>Embarking on a California road trip from the majestic cliffs of Yosemite to the sunny sands of Death Valley is like flipping through the most diverse pages of nature's grand portfolio. Picture this: one day you're gazing in awe at the towering granite monoliths and cascading waterfalls of Yosemite Valley, and the next, you're wandering amidst the alien landscapes of the lowest and driest national park in North America. This is no ordinary camper van journey; it's a transition between extremes, an exploration that really puts into perspective the magnificence and diversity of the natural wonders our world has to offer. Rent your camper van and buckle up for an adventure that takes you from the cool, forest-clad Sierra Nevada to the stark and mesmerizing beauty of the Mojave Desert.</p>

• Places that make me feel good

  rachelebercini (Rachele Bercini)
  Corners of the world that I would like to visit and that I have visited

• Vegas Road Trip

  nicolejordan (Nicole Jordan)
  Casinos, The Strip, tons of people. That is the most anxiety inducing experience for me. Instead of spending your whole visit in Las Vegas itself, get outside and explore! Here are some of my favorite outdoor destinations within a few hours drive of Vegas.

• National Parks in California

  chiefseeker (Jody Vandergriff)
  California boasts 9 national parks - more than any other state. Each park is distinct from the next - from the largest tree in the world at Sequoia National Park to the underwater world of Channel Islands - California offers non stop beauty and intrigue.

• Things to Do in Death Valley National Park

  jrfrancis (Rich Francis)

• Map of National Parks in the US

  seeker (Seeker Editors)
  The US boasts an impressive 63 national parks, each with its own distinct character, awe inspiring views and countless ways to connect with nature. The parks are managed by the National Park Service which offers an annual pass for access to all 63 parks throughout the year for one flat price. Let's explore.