Explore Death Valley National Park
Badwater Basin
The lowest point in North America at 282 feet below sea level, but it can still be one of the high points of your journey.
Zabriskie Point
Witness a famous sunrise at Zabriskie Point, one of the prettiest views in all of Death Valley.
Darwin Falls
This year-round waterfall is a desert paradise – it almost feels like it was transported from the tropics.
Sand Dunes
Find adventure in these world-famous dunes, a top sand-boarding spot.
Stove Pipe Wells
Your gateway to a field of dunes – some of the most photographed spots in Death Valley.
Hiking
Death Valley covers 3.4 million acres, and the most breath-taking views can only be discovered on foot.
Mountain Biking
Grab your bike and get some fresh air – it’ll be the most scenic exercise you’ve ever gotten.
Off-Roading
This is why they invented four-wheel drive – Death Valley has miles of dirt roads that need to be explored.
Artists Pallete
Take a drive and enjoy the colorful views of this “painted” canyon along the route.
Outside Death Valley National Park
Spicer Ranch
A beautiful rolling trail with pretty views, right in our backyard here in Beatty.
Off–Roading
This is why they invented four-wheel drive – Beatty has 380 miles of dirt roads that need to be explored.
Ghost Towns
Travel through time as you encounter all the rich history that Death Valley has to offer.
