Les meilleurs événements de la ville Las Vegas. Visite de l'explorateur de la vallée de la mort par Tour Trekker commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. 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

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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.

2

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.

3

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.

4

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.

5

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.

6

Artists Palette

See Artists Palette, a stunningly colorful mineralogical formation!

7

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.

8

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.

9

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.

10

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.

11

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.

12

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.

13

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.

14

Artists Palette

See Artists Palette, a stunningly colorful mineralogical formation!

15

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.

16

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.

17

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.

18

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.

19

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.

20

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.

21

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.

22

Artists Palette

See Artists Palette, a stunningly colorful mineralogical formation!

23

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.

24

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.

25

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.

26

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.

27

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.

28

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.

29

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.

30

Artists Palette

See Artists Palette, a stunningly colorful mineralogical formation!

31

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.

32

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.

33

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.

34

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.

35

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.

36

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.

37

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.

38

Artists Palette

See Artists Palette, a stunningly colorful mineralogical formation!

39

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.

40

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.

41

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.

42

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.

43

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.

44

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.

45

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.

46

Artists Palette

See Artists Palette, a stunningly colorful mineralogical formation!

47

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.

48

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.

49

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.

50

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.

51

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.

52

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.

53

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.

54

Artists Palette

See Artists Palette, a stunningly colorful mineralogical formation!

55

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.

56

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.

57

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.

58

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.

59

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.

60

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.

61

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.

62

Artists Palette

See Artists Palette, a stunningly colorful mineralogical formation!

63

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.

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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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La vue de Dante

Arrêt 2 : La vue de Dante Dans le parc, c'est le premier arrêt. Dante's offre l'une des vues les plus spectaculaires du parc à plus de 5 500 pieds au-dessus du niveau de la mer, surplombant le bassin de Badwater et le parc.

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Centre d'accueil de Furnace Creek

Arrêt 3 : Furnace Creek Après cela, les invités sont emmenés au centre d'accueil, où il est possible d'acheter des souvenirs et de voir les expositions éducatives en intérieur. Arrêt de confort.

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Harmony Borax fonctionne

Arrêt 4 : Harmony Borax Works Il s'agit d'une courte escapade à partir de là dans le véhicule climatisé jusqu'à Harmony Borax Works, pour découvrir et voir les vestiges de l'histoire minière de Death Valley.

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Parcours de golf du diable

Arrêt 5 : Parcours de golf du Diable Sur le chemin du Devil's Golf Course ou juste avant, les invités pourront déjeuner. Devil's Golf Course leur offre une perspective unique sur les formations de sel après l'évaporation du lac Manley.

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Mauvaise eau

Badwater Basin était un lac qui s'est finalement évaporé. Les marais salants qui subsistent aujourd'hui sont un spectacle inoubliable. Restez sur la promenade et apportez vos lunettes de soleil ; les champs de sel sont d'un blanc éclatant sous le soleil et dangereux à traverser, en particulier au Devil's Golf Course.

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Palette d'artistes

Voir Artists Palette, une formation minéralogique étonnamment colorée !

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Canyon de l'équipe Twenty Mule

Arrêt 9 : 20 Mule Team Canyon Enfin, direction 20 Mule Team Canyon, au bord de la chaîne de montagnes Amargosa, pour une expérience tout-terrain amusante. 20 Mule Team Canyon regorge d'histoire minière et de culture pop.

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Marché de la Vallée de la Mort

Arrêt 10 : Marché de la Vallée de la Mort Est une charmante petite entreprise locale à Pahrump avec un magasin de bonbons à l'ancienne et une boutique de cadeaux. Arrêt de confort.

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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.

74

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.

75

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.

76

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.

77

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.

78

Artists Palette

See Artists Palette, a stunningly colorful mineralogical formation!

79

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.

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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.

81

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.

82

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.

83

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.

84

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.

85

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.

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Artists Palette

See Artists Palette, a stunningly colorful mineralogical formation!

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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.

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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.

89

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.

90

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.

91

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.

92

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.

93

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.

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Artists Palette

See Artists Palette, a stunningly colorful mineralogical formation!

95

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.

96

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.

97

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.

98

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.

99

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.

100

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.

101

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.

102

Artists Palette

See Artists Palette, a stunningly colorful mineralogical formation!

103

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.

104

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.

105

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.

106

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.

107

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.

108

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.

109

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.

110

Artists Palette

See Artists Palette, a stunningly colorful mineralogical formation!

111

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.

112

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.

113

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.

114

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.

115

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.

116

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.

117

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.

118

Artists Palette

See Artists Palette, a stunningly colorful mineralogical formation!

119

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.

120

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.

121

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.

122

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.

123

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.

124

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.

125

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.

126

Artists Palette

See Artists Palette, a stunningly colorful mineralogical formation!

127

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.

128

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.

129

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.

130

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.

131

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.

132

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.

133

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.

134

Artists Palette

See Artists Palette, a stunningly colorful mineralogical formation!

135

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.

136

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.

137

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.

138

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.

139

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.

140

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.

141

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.

142

Artists Palette

See Artists Palette, a stunningly colorful mineralogical formation!

143

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.

144

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.

145

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.

146

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.

147

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.

148

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.

149

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.

150

Artists Palette

See Artists Palette, a stunningly colorful mineralogical formation!

151

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.

152

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.

153

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.

154

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.

155

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.

156

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.

157

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.

158

Artists Palette

See Artists Palette, a stunningly colorful mineralogical formation!

159

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.

160

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.

161

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.

162

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.

163

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.

164

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.

165

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.

166

Artists Palette

See Artists Palette, a stunningly colorful mineralogical formation!

167

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.

168

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.