Death Valley National Park is one of extremes. Home to two of the world’s hottest temperatures ever recorded, its lowest point sits at 282 feet below sea level — just a mere 150 miles from the highest point in the Lower 48, Mt. Whitney. These are just a few incredible California facts that show the … Read more Weekend in Death Valley: Your Perfect 2 Days in Death Valley Itinerary
If someone asks if you’d like to spend a few days in Death Valley, your first reaction might be….Why? Death Valley is the lowest, driest, and hottest location in the United States, holding the World Record for the hottest temperature ever recorded on the planet (134.1 °F in 1913. Just a few weeks back, a temperature … Read more 17 Divine Things to Do in Death Valley National Park, California
Death Valley’s extreme temperatures and ethereal landscape make it one of the most alluring National Parks in the country. From waterfalls to desert dunes, Death Valley National Park has many places to visit and explore, even if you only have one day in Death Valley. Pre-planning and doing your best to stay on schedule is … Read more How to Make the Most of One Day in Death Valley: A Quick Itinerary
The moment you pass through the front gates of Death Valley National Park, you are engulfed by breathtaking and diverse geological features that will make you feel like you’ve entered a new world. Known as the “hottest, driest, lowest” national park there is, it’s no surprise that every hike in Death Valley provides one-of-a-kind views. … Read more 10 Otherworldly Hikes in Death Valley National Park
Trying to figure out where to stay in Death Valley? It’s a bit harder to decide where the best Death Valley accommodations are than you’d think. For one, the park is the largest national park in all of the United States: that’s a whole lot of space to spread out! So if you’re only spending … Read more Death Valley Airbnb: Tiny Homes, Glamping, RVs & Cute Stays Near the Park