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Death Valley Explorer Tour przez Tour Trekker

Przegląd
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.
Miasto: Las Vegas
Fri 13 Jun
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Zaczynać od $293.17
Fri 13 Jun
Zaczynać od $293.17
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Opłaty za wstęp
Transport w obie strony do /z hoteli w Las Vegas
Woda butelkowana
Kanapka do wyboru i chipsy ziemniaczane (dostępna opcja bezglutenowa)
Fully guided tour
Entrance fees
Dodatkowe informacje
  • 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
Czego oczekiwać
1
Widok Dantego
Przystanek 2: Widok Dantego Na terenie Parku jest to pierwszy przystanek. Dante's oferuje jeden z najbardziej spektakularnych widoków w Parku z ponad 5500 stóp nad poziomem morza, z widokiem na Badwater Basin i Park.
2
Centrum dla odwiedzających Furnace Creek
Przystanek 3: Furnace Creek Następnie goście są przewożeni do Visitor Center, gdzie istnieje możliwość zakupu pamiątek i obejrzenia edukacyjnych eksponatów w pomieszczeniach. Przystanek komfortowy.
3
Działa Harmony Boraks
Przystanek 4: Działa Harmony Boraks Stamtąd jest krótka wycieczka klimatyzowanym pojazdem do Harmony Borax Works, aby poznać i zobaczyć pozostałości górniczej historii Doliny Śmierci.
4
Pole golfowe diabła
Przystanek 5: diabelskie pole golfowe W drodze na Diabelskie Pole Golfowe lub tuż przed nim goście będą mogli zjeść lunch. Diabelskie pole golfowe daje im wyjątkową perspektywę formacji solnych po odparowaniu jeziora Manley.
5
Zła woda
Badwater Basin było jeziorem, które ostatecznie wyparowało. Solanki, które pozostały do ​​dziś, są niezapomnianym widokiem. Pozostań na deptaku i zabierz ze sobą okulary przeciwsłoneczne; pola soli są jaskrawobiałe w słońcu i niebezpiecznie je przemierzać, zwłaszcza na polu golfowym Diabła.
6
Paleta artystów
Zobacz Artists Palette, oszałamiająco kolorową formację mineralogiczną!
7
Kanion Twenty Mule Team
Przystanek 9: 20 Kanion zespołu Mule Na koniec udaj się do 20 Mule Team Canyon na skraju pasma górskiego Amargosa, aby przeżyć zabawną jazdę terenową. Kanion 20 Mule Team jest pełen historii górnictwa i popkultury.
8
Rynek w Dolinie Śmierci
Przystanek 10: Rynek w Dolinie Śmierci To urocza mała lokalna firma w Pahrump ze staromodnym sklepem ze słodyczami i sklepem z pamiątkami. Przystanek komfortowy.
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.
64
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.
65
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.
66
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.
67
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.
68
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.
69
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.
70
Artists Palette
See Artists Palette, a stunningly colorful mineralogical formation!
71
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.
72
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.
73
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.
80
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.
86
Artists Palette
See Artists Palette, a stunningly colorful mineralogical formation!
87
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.
88
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.
94
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.
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Recenzje (97)
DouglasB187
Mar 2025
What a great trip! Juergen, the tour guide was very knowledgeable about the sites and history of Death Valley. You get a great overview of this desolate, yet beautiful National Park!
Christina_S
Mar 2025
Chris our guide was awesome! Truly knowledgeable and fun! Death Valley is stunning! Great pace to the day!
Marion_M
Nov 2024
Our tour guide Chris was awesome. Very good driver and a wonderful guide. He was very informative and provided lots of info during our trip to Death Valley.

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