Death Valley Explorer Tour by Tour Trekker

Overview

An enthusiastic guide will bring Death Valley to life while showing you the most spectacular highlights of the largest national park in the contiguous United States. Travel by Tour Trekker and experience the history, geology and more. This tour includes entry fees, a boxed lunch and bottled water.

City: Las Vegas

Mon 09 Jun

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Starting at $293.17

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Mon 09 Jun

Starting at $293.17

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What's Included

Fully guided tour

Entrance fees

Round trip transportation to/from Las Vegas hotels

Bottled water

Sandwich of choice and potato chips (Gluten-free option available)

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Specialized infant seats are available
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Minimum age 3 years

What To Expect

Dante's View

Stop 2: Dante’s View Within the Park, this is the first stop. Dante’s offers one of the most spectacular views in the Park from over 5,500 feet above sea level, overlooking Badwater Basin and the Park.

Furnace Creek Visitor Center

Stop 3: Furnace Creek After that, guests are taken to the Visitor Center, where there is a chance to purchase souvenirs and view the educational indoor exhibits. Comfort stop.

Harmony Borax Works

Stop 4: Harmony Borax Works It’s a short jaunt from there in the air-conditioned vehicle to Harmony Borax Works, to learn about and view remnants of Death Valley’s mining history.

Devil's Golf Course

Stop 5: Devil’s Golf Course On the way to Devil’s Golf Course or just before, the guests will get to enjoy lunch. Devil’s Golf Course gives them a unique perspective of the salt formations after Lake Manley evaporated.

Badwater

Badwater Basin was a lake that eventually evaporated. The saltpans that remain today are an unforgettable sight. Stay on the boardwalk and bring your sunglasses; the fields of salt are bright white under the sun and dangerous to traverse, especially at the Devil’s Golf Course.

Artists Palette

See Artists Palette, a stunningly colorful mineralogical formation!

Twenty Mule Team Canyon

Stop 9: 20 Mule Team Canyon Finally, it’s off to 20 Mule Team Canyon on the edge of the Amargosa Mountain Range for a fun off-roading experience. 20 Mule Team Canyon is full of mining and pop culture history.

Death Valley Marketplace

Stop 10: Death Valley Marketplace Is a delightful little local business in Pahrump with an old-fashioned candy store and gift shop. Comfort stop.

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Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (97)

Lorna_M

Jun 2024

Incredible trip to Death Valley! We saw so many great points of interest. My favorite was devils gold course and the salt flats. This is the best way to see Death Valley.

Tracey_G

May 2024

The whole experience with Pink Jeeps was memorable. Nora looked after everyone with diligence to ensure the day was exemplary. Death Valley was amazing with the history explained. The jeep was comfortable. Our second trip with Pink Jeeps.

Michael_L

Apr 2024

An excellent tour with Don. His excellent knowledge added to the spectacular scenery. The pick up was on time and communication with the operators was easy