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1

The Strip

We provide pick-up service from any hotel along the Strip. The pick-up time is roughly around 11 AM. Our operation team will reconfirm the pick-up info one day before your trip.

2

Pahrump Valley Winery

Pahrump is located an hour away from Las Vegas. It has Nevada’s largest producing winery and leading producer of Nevada grown wines with 35-tons of Nevada grown grapes. If you are 21+, you’ll get to experience a wine tour with an accomplished winery holding many awards including Best Winery & Best Restaurant and a 5-time “Award of Excellence” from Trip Advisor. You can enjoy some wine tasting while having lunch in a picnic type setting (at your own expense).

3

Death Valley National Park

* Photo stop at Death Valley welcome sign

4

Dante's View

Dante's View provides a panoramic view of the southern Death Valley basin.

5

Furnace Creek Visitor Center

You will like the little museum inside the visitor center. Dont's forget to take picture with the sign which shows the world-record 134 degrees, and which also shows the current temperature.

6

Badwater

Death Valley National Park is home to the lowest point in North America, the Badwater Basin. This salt flat sits at 282 feet below sea level and is the most popular attraction in the park. No trip to the area would be complete without a stop there and it is located right in the heart of the Death Valley National Park. It’s like being on another planet.

7

Artists Palette

One of Death Valley’s hidden gems is the Artists Palette painted hills. It is truly a majestic site to behold. You cannot visit Death Valley without making a stop here. You will watch the sunset here at the Artists Palette Painted Hills which makes the best color viewing.

8

Zabriskie Point

Death Valley is certified as the 3rd International Dark Sky Park in the U.S. National Park System by the International Dark-Sky Association. We will sit in the darkness and peacefulness to enjoy the night sky and stargazing. This is a great experience especially if you're from the city, even with Las Vegas just 2-hours away, to experience how people viewed the sky over 100 years ago.

9

The Strip

After that, we are heading back to the sin city. You will be back to Vegas around 11pm.

10

The Strip

We provide pick-up service from any hotel along the Strip. The pick-up time is roughly around 11 AM. Our operation team will reconfirm the pick-up info one day before your trip.

11

Pahrump Valley Winery

Pahrump is located an hour away from Las Vegas. It has Nevada’s largest producing winery and leading producer of Nevada grown wines with 35-tons of Nevada grown grapes. If you are 21+, you’ll get to experience a wine tour with an accomplished winery holding many awards including Best Winery & Best Restaurant and a 5-time “Award of Excellence” from Trip Advisor. You can enjoy some wine tasting while having lunch in a picnic type setting (at your own expense).

12

Death Valley National Park

* Photo stop at Death Valley welcome sign

13

Dante's View

Dante's View provides a panoramic view of the southern Death Valley basin.

14

Furnace Creek Visitor Center

You will like the little museum inside the visitor center. Dont's forget to take picture with the sign which shows the world-record 134 degrees, and which also shows the current temperature.

15

Badwater

Death Valley National Park is home to the lowest point in North America, the Badwater Basin. This salt flat sits at 282 feet below sea level and is the most popular attraction in the park. No trip to the area would be complete without a stop there and it is located right in the heart of the Death Valley National Park. It’s like being on another planet.

16

Artists Palette

One of Death Valley’s hidden gems is the Artists Palette painted hills. It is truly a majestic site to behold. You cannot visit Death Valley without making a stop here. You will watch the sunset here at the Artists Palette Painted Hills which makes the best color viewing.

17

Zabriskie Point

Death Valley is certified as the 3rd International Dark Sky Park in the U.S. National Park System by the International Dark-Sky Association. We will sit in the darkness and peacefulness to enjoy the night sky and stargazing. This is a great experience especially if you're from the city, even with Las Vegas just 2-hours away, to experience how people viewed the sky over 100 years ago.

18

The Strip

After that, we are heading back to the sin city. You will be back to Vegas around 11pm.

19

The Strip

We provide pick-up service from any hotel along the Strip. The pick-up time is roughly around 11 AM. Our operation team will reconfirm the pick-up info one day before your trip.

20

Pahrump Valley Winery

Pahrump is located an hour away from Las Vegas. It has Nevada’s largest producing winery and leading producer of Nevada grown wines with 35-tons of Nevada grown grapes. If you are 21+, you’ll get to experience a wine tour with an accomplished winery holding many awards including Best Winery & Best Restaurant and a 5-time “Award of Excellence” from Trip Advisor. You can enjoy some wine tasting while having lunch in a picnic type setting (at your own expense).

21

Death Valley National Park

* Photo stop at Death Valley welcome sign

22

Dante's View

Dante's View provides a panoramic view of the southern Death Valley basin.

23

Furnace Creek Visitor Center

You will like the little museum inside the visitor center. Dont's forget to take picture with the sign which shows the world-record 134 degrees, and which also shows the current temperature.

24

Badwater

Death Valley National Park is home to the lowest point in North America, the Badwater Basin. This salt flat sits at 282 feet below sea level and is the most popular attraction in the park. No trip to the area would be complete without a stop there and it is located right in the heart of the Death Valley National Park. It’s like being on another planet.

25

Artists Palette

One of Death Valley’s hidden gems is the Artists Palette painted hills. It is truly a majestic site to behold. You cannot visit Death Valley without making a stop here. You will watch the sunset here at the Artists Palette Painted Hills which makes the best color viewing.

26

Zabriskie Point

Death Valley is certified as the 3rd International Dark Sky Park in the U.S. National Park System by the International Dark-Sky Association. We will sit in the darkness and peacefulness to enjoy the night sky and stargazing. This is a great experience especially if you're from the city, even with Las Vegas just 2-hours away, to experience how people viewed the sky over 100 years ago.

27

The Strip

After that, we are heading back to the sin city. You will be back to Vegas around 11pm.

28

The Strip

We provide pick-up service from any hotel along the Strip. The pick-up time is roughly around 11 AM. Our operation team will reconfirm the pick-up info one day before your trip.

29

Pahrump Valley Winery

Pahrump is located an hour away from Las Vegas. It has Nevada’s largest producing winery and leading producer of Nevada grown wines with 35-tons of Nevada grown grapes. If you are 21+, you’ll get to experience a wine tour with an accomplished winery holding many awards including Best Winery & Best Restaurant and a 5-time “Award of Excellence” from Trip Advisor. You can enjoy some wine tasting while having lunch in a picnic type setting (at your own expense).

30

Death Valley National Park

* Photo stop at Death Valley welcome sign

31

Dante's View

Dante's View provides a panoramic view of the southern Death Valley basin.

32

Furnace Creek Visitor Center

You will like the little museum inside the visitor center. Dont's forget to take picture with the sign which shows the world-record 134 degrees, and which also shows the current temperature.

33

Badwater

Death Valley National Park is home to the lowest point in North America, the Badwater Basin. This salt flat sits at 282 feet below sea level and is the most popular attraction in the park. No trip to the area would be complete without a stop there and it is located right in the heart of the Death Valley National Park. It’s like being on another planet.

34

Artists Palette

One of Death Valley’s hidden gems is the Artists Palette painted hills. It is truly a majestic site to behold. You cannot visit Death Valley without making a stop here. You will watch the sunset here at the Artists Palette Painted Hills which makes the best color viewing.

35

Zabriskie Point

Death Valley is certified as the 3rd International Dark Sky Park in the U.S. National Park System by the International Dark-Sky Association. We will sit in the darkness and peacefulness to enjoy the night sky and stargazing. This is a great experience especially if you're from the city, even with Las Vegas just 2-hours away, to experience how people viewed the sky over 100 years ago.

36

The Strip

After that, we are heading back to the sin city. You will be back to Vegas around 11pm.

37

The Strip

We provide pick-up service from any hotel along the Strip. The pick-up time is roughly around 11 AM. Our operation team will reconfirm the pick-up info one day before your trip.

38

Pahrump Valley Winery

Pahrump is located an hour away from Las Vegas. It has Nevada’s largest producing winery and leading producer of Nevada grown wines with 35-tons of Nevada grown grapes. If you are 21+, you’ll get to experience a wine tour with an accomplished winery holding many awards including Best Winery & Best Restaurant and a 5-time “Award of Excellence” from Trip Advisor. You can enjoy some wine tasting while having lunch in a picnic type setting (at your own expense).

39

Death Valley National Park

* Photo stop at Death Valley welcome sign

40

Dante's View

Dante's View provides a panoramic view of the southern Death Valley basin.

41

Furnace Creek Visitor Center

You will like the little museum inside the visitor center. Dont's forget to take picture with the sign which shows the world-record 134 degrees, and which also shows the current temperature.

42

Badwater

Death Valley National Park is home to the lowest point in North America, the Badwater Basin. This salt flat sits at 282 feet below sea level and is the most popular attraction in the park. No trip to the area would be complete without a stop there and it is located right in the heart of the Death Valley National Park. It’s like being on another planet.

43

Artists Palette

One of Death Valley’s hidden gems is the Artists Palette painted hills. It is truly a majestic site to behold. You cannot visit Death Valley without making a stop here. You will watch the sunset here at the Artists Palette Painted Hills which makes the best color viewing.

44

Zabriskie Point

Death Valley is certified as the 3rd International Dark Sky Park in the U.S. National Park System by the International Dark-Sky Association. We will sit in the darkness and peacefulness to enjoy the night sky and stargazing. This is a great experience especially if you're from the city, even with Las Vegas just 2-hours away, to experience how people viewed the sky over 100 years ago.

45

The Strip

After that, we are heading back to the sin city. You will be back to Vegas around 11pm.

46

The Strip

We provide pick-up service from any hotel along the Strip. The pick-up time is roughly around 11 AM. Our operation team will reconfirm the pick-up info one day before your trip.

47

Pahrump Valley Winery

Pahrump is located an hour away from Las Vegas. It has Nevada’s largest producing winery and leading producer of Nevada grown wines with 35-tons of Nevada grown grapes. If you are 21+, you’ll get to experience a wine tour with an accomplished winery holding many awards including Best Winery & Best Restaurant and a 5-time “Award of Excellence” from Trip Advisor. You can enjoy some wine tasting while having lunch in a picnic type setting (at your own expense).

48

Death Valley National Park

* Photo stop at Death Valley welcome sign

49

Dante's View

Dante's View provides a panoramic view of the southern Death Valley basin.

50

Furnace Creek Visitor Center

You will like the little museum inside the visitor center. Dont's forget to take picture with the sign which shows the world-record 134 degrees, and which also shows the current temperature.

51

Badwater

Death Valley National Park is home to the lowest point in North America, the Badwater Basin. This salt flat sits at 282 feet below sea level and is the most popular attraction in the park. No trip to the area would be complete without a stop there and it is located right in the heart of the Death Valley National Park. It’s like being on another planet.

52

Artists Palette

One of Death Valley’s hidden gems is the Artists Palette painted hills. It is truly a majestic site to behold. You cannot visit Death Valley without making a stop here. You will watch the sunset here at the Artists Palette Painted Hills which makes the best color viewing.

53

Zabriskie Point

Death Valley is certified as the 3rd International Dark Sky Park in the U.S. National Park System by the International Dark-Sky Association. We will sit in the darkness and peacefulness to enjoy the night sky and stargazing. This is a great experience especially if you're from the city, even with Las Vegas just 2-hours away, to experience how people viewed the sky over 100 years ago.

54

The Strip

After that, we are heading back to the sin city. You will be back to Vegas around 11pm.

55

Полоса

Мы предоставляем трансфер из любого отеля на Стрипе. Время сбора примерно около 11 утра. Наша операционная команда подтвердит информацию о получении за день до вашей поездки.

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Винодельня долины Парамп

Парамп находится в часе езды от Лас-Вегаса. Здесь находится крупнейший в Неваде винодельческий завод и ведущий производитель вин, выращенных в Неваде, с 35 тоннами винограда, выращенного в Неваде. Если вам 21+, вы получите возможность посетить винный тур с опытной винодельней, получившей множество наград, включая лучшую винодельню и лучший ресторан, а также 5-кратную награду «Премия за выдающиеся достижения» от Trip Advisor. Вы можете насладиться дегустацией вин во время обеда в формате пикника (за свой счет).

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Национальный парк Долины Смерти

* Фото-остановка у приветственного знака Долины Смерти

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Взгляд Данте

Dante's View обеспечивает панорамный вид на южную часть бассейна Долины Смерти.

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Туристический центр Furnace Creek

Вам понравится небольшой музей в центре для посетителей. Не забудьте сфотографироваться со знаком, который показывает мировой рекорд в 134 градуса, а также показывает текущую температуру.

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Бэдуотер

В Национальном парке Долины Смерти находится самая низкая точка Северной Америки — бассейн Бэдуотер. Эта соляная равнина находится на высоте 282 фута ниже уровня моря и является самой популярной достопримечательностью парка. Ни одна поездка в этот район не будет полной без остановки там, и он расположен в самом сердце национального парка Долина Смерти. Как будто на другой планете.

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Палитра художников

Одной из скрытых жемчужин Долины Смерти являются раскрашенные палитрой художников холмы. Это действительно величественное место, которое стоит увидеть. Вы не можете посетить Долину Смерти, не остановившись здесь. Вы будете наблюдать закат здесь, в палитре Artists Palette Painted Hills, которая обеспечивает лучший цветной просмотр.

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Забриски-Пойнт

Долина Смерти сертифицирована Международной ассоциацией темного неба как 3-й международный парк темного неба в системе национальных парков США. Мы будем сидеть в темноте и спокойствии, чтобы насладиться ночным небом и наблюдением за звездами. Это отличный опыт, особенно если вы из города, даже если Лас-Вегас находится всего в 2 часах езды, чтобы увидеть, как люди смотрели на небо более 100 лет назад.

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Полоса

После этого мы направляемся обратно в город грехов. Вы вернетесь в Вегас около 11 вечера.

64

Red Rock Canyon Overlook

During your 20-minute stop at Red Rock Canyon Overlook, enjoy panoramic views of vibrant red rock formations and rugged desert landscapes. This scenic stop offers a perfect opportunity to admire dramatic cliffs and sandstone peaks, capture stunning photos, and take in the natural beauty before continuing your adventure to Death Valley.

65

Death Valley National Park

Explore the wonders of Death Valley National Park on our tour, including the lowest point in North America at Badwater Basin, the stunning Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, and the vibrant colors of Artist’s Palette. Experience the dramatic views from Zabriskie Point, unique geology at Devil’s Golf Course, and panoramic vistas from Dante’s View. Learn about the park’s history and ecology at the Furnace Creek Visitor Center, capturing unforgettable photos along the way.

66

Dante's View

Dante’s View offers one of the most breathtaking panoramic views in Death Valley National Park, standing at 5,475 feet above the desert floor. From this vantage point, you can see Badwater Basin, the Panamint Range, and Telescope Peak, with stunning contrasts between the park’s elevations. It’s a perfect spot for photography, especially at sunrise and sunset, and provides a peaceful experience with beautiful landscapes and fresh mountain air.

67

Furnace Creek Visitor Center

Visit the famous outdoor thermometer in Death Valley, known for registering some of the highest temperatures on Earth. This iconic landmark offers a unique photo opportunity, showcasing the extreme climate of the region. It’s a must-see stop to experience firsthand the heat that makes Death Valley so famous.

68

Badwater

At Badwater Basin, you’ll visit the lowest point in North America, 282 feet below sea level, surrounded by vast salt flats. The expansive white terrain, unique salt formations, and stunning mirror-like reflections on clear days make it a photographer's paradise. As you walk across the salt flats, you can learn about the basin's extreme conditions through informative signs, offering a surreal and unforgettable experience.

69

Artists Palette

Artist's Palette in Death Valley offers a stunning display of vibrant colors, with hills and rock formations in shades of pink, red, yellow, green, and purple, created by the oxidation of metals and minerals. You can explore the area by driving along the scenic loop or taking short walks to get close to the colorful formations. The changing light, particularly at sunrise and sunset, enhances the vivid colors, making it a perfect spot for photography and a unique experience of the park's beauty.

70

Zabriskie Point

At Zabriskie Point, you’ll witness one of Death Valley’s most iconic views, featuring dramatic badlands with colorful, sculpted ridges and gullies formed from ancient sediment. The panoramic scenery includes the Amargosa Range and the valley’s salt flats, with the landscape particularly striking at sunset. A short walk from the parking area leads to the viewing platform, where you can capture stunning photos while learning about the area's unique geology.

71

Death Valley Junction

After exploring the scenic spots, your guide will take you to a secluded location for an unforgettable stargazing experience. Surrounded by the clear, dark skies of Death Valley, you'll have the chance to marvel at the stars and constellations. Please note that weather conditions may affect visibility, as stargazing is dependent on Mother Nature.

72

Red Rock Canyon Overlook

During your 20-minute stop at Red Rock Canyon Overlook, enjoy panoramic views of vibrant red rock formations and rugged desert landscapes. This scenic stop offers a perfect opportunity to admire dramatic cliffs and sandstone peaks, capture stunning photos, and take in the natural beauty before continuing your adventure to Death Valley.

73

Death Valley National Park

Explore the wonders of Death Valley National Park on our tour, including the lowest point in North America at Badwater Basin, the stunning Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, and the vibrant colors of Artist’s Palette. Experience the dramatic views from Zabriskie Point, unique geology at Devil’s Golf Course, and panoramic vistas from Dante’s View. Learn about the park’s history and ecology at the Furnace Creek Visitor Center, capturing unforgettable photos along the way.

74

Dante's View

Dante’s View offers one of the most breathtaking panoramic views in Death Valley National Park, standing at 5,475 feet above the desert floor. From this vantage point, you can see Badwater Basin, the Panamint Range, and Telescope Peak, with stunning contrasts between the park’s elevations. It’s a perfect spot for photography, especially at sunrise and sunset, and provides a peaceful experience with beautiful landscapes and fresh mountain air.

75

Furnace Creek Visitor Center

Visit the famous outdoor thermometer in Death Valley, known for registering some of the highest temperatures on Earth. This iconic landmark offers a unique photo opportunity, showcasing the extreme climate of the region. It’s a must-see stop to experience firsthand the heat that makes Death Valley so famous.

76

Badwater

At Badwater Basin, you’ll visit the lowest point in North America, 282 feet below sea level, surrounded by vast salt flats. The expansive white terrain, unique salt formations, and stunning mirror-like reflections on clear days make it a photographer's paradise. As you walk across the salt flats, you can learn about the basin's extreme conditions through informative signs, offering a surreal and unforgettable experience.

77

Artists Palette

Artist's Palette in Death Valley offers a stunning display of vibrant colors, with hills and rock formations in shades of pink, red, yellow, green, and purple, created by the oxidation of metals and minerals. You can explore the area by driving along the scenic loop or taking short walks to get close to the colorful formations. The changing light, particularly at sunrise and sunset, enhances the vivid colors, making it a perfect spot for photography and a unique experience of the park's beauty.

78

Zabriskie Point

At Zabriskie Point, you’ll witness one of Death Valley’s most iconic views, featuring dramatic badlands with colorful, sculpted ridges and gullies formed from ancient sediment. The panoramic scenery includes the Amargosa Range and the valley’s salt flats, with the landscape particularly striking at sunset. A short walk from the parking area leads to the viewing platform, where you can capture stunning photos while learning about the area's unique geology.

79

Death Valley Junction

After exploring the scenic spots, your guide will take you to a secluded location for an unforgettable stargazing experience. Surrounded by the clear, dark skies of Death Valley, you'll have the chance to marvel at the stars and constellations. Please note that weather conditions may affect visibility, as stargazing is dependent on Mother Nature.

80

Red Rock Canyon Overlook

During your 20-minute stop at Red Rock Canyon Overlook, enjoy panoramic views of vibrant red rock formations and rugged desert landscapes. This scenic stop offers a perfect opportunity to admire dramatic cliffs and sandstone peaks, capture stunning photos, and take in the natural beauty before continuing your adventure to Death Valley.

81

Death Valley National Park

Explore the wonders of Death Valley National Park on our tour, including the lowest point in North America at Badwater Basin, the stunning Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, and the vibrant colors of Artist’s Palette. Experience the dramatic views from Zabriskie Point, unique geology at Devil’s Golf Course, and panoramic vistas from Dante’s View. Learn about the park’s history and ecology at the Furnace Creek Visitor Center, capturing unforgettable photos along the way.

82

Dante's View

Dante’s View offers one of the most breathtaking panoramic views in Death Valley National Park, standing at 5,475 feet above the desert floor. From this vantage point, you can see Badwater Basin, the Panamint Range, and Telescope Peak, with stunning contrasts between the park’s elevations. It’s a perfect spot for photography, especially at sunrise and sunset, and provides a peaceful experience with beautiful landscapes and fresh mountain air.

83

Furnace Creek Visitor Center

Visit the famous outdoor thermometer in Death Valley, known for registering some of the highest temperatures on Earth. This iconic landmark offers a unique photo opportunity, showcasing the extreme climate of the region. It’s a must-see stop to experience firsthand the heat that makes Death Valley so famous.

84

Badwater

At Badwater Basin, you’ll visit the lowest point in North America, 282 feet below sea level, surrounded by vast salt flats. The expansive white terrain, unique salt formations, and stunning mirror-like reflections on clear days make it a photographer's paradise. As you walk across the salt flats, you can learn about the basin's extreme conditions through informative signs, offering a surreal and unforgettable experience.

85

Artists Palette

Artist's Palette in Death Valley offers a stunning display of vibrant colors, with hills and rock formations in shades of pink, red, yellow, green, and purple, created by the oxidation of metals and minerals. You can explore the area by driving along the scenic loop or taking short walks to get close to the colorful formations. The changing light, particularly at sunrise and sunset, enhances the vivid colors, making it a perfect spot for photography and a unique experience of the park's beauty.

86

Zabriskie Point

At Zabriskie Point, you’ll witness one of Death Valley’s most iconic views, featuring dramatic badlands with colorful, sculpted ridges and gullies formed from ancient sediment. The panoramic scenery includes the Amargosa Range and the valley’s salt flats, with the landscape particularly striking at sunset. A short walk from the parking area leads to the viewing platform, where you can capture stunning photos while learning about the area's unique geology.

87

Death Valley Junction

After exploring the scenic spots, your guide will take you to a secluded location for an unforgettable stargazing experience. Surrounded by the clear, dark skies of Death Valley, you'll have the chance to marvel at the stars and constellations. Please note that weather conditions may affect visibility, as stargazing is dependent on Mother Nature.

88

Red Rock Canyon Overlook

During your 20-minute stop at Red Rock Canyon Overlook, enjoy panoramic views of vibrant red rock formations and rugged desert landscapes. This scenic stop offers a perfect opportunity to admire dramatic cliffs and sandstone peaks, capture stunning photos, and take in the natural beauty before continuing your adventure to Death Valley.

89

Death Valley National Park

Explore the wonders of Death Valley National Park on our tour, including the lowest point in North America at Badwater Basin, the stunning Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, and the vibrant colors of Artist’s Palette. Experience the dramatic views from Zabriskie Point, unique geology at Devil’s Golf Course, and panoramic vistas from Dante’s View. Learn about the park’s history and ecology at the Furnace Creek Visitor Center, capturing unforgettable photos along the way.

90

Dante's View

Dante’s View offers one of the most breathtaking panoramic views in Death Valley National Park, standing at 5,475 feet above the desert floor. From this vantage point, you can see Badwater Basin, the Panamint Range, and Telescope Peak, with stunning contrasts between the park’s elevations. It’s a perfect spot for photography, especially at sunrise and sunset, and provides a peaceful experience with beautiful landscapes and fresh mountain air.

91

Furnace Creek Visitor Center

Visit the famous outdoor thermometer in Death Valley, known for registering some of the highest temperatures on Earth. This iconic landmark offers a unique photo opportunity, showcasing the extreme climate of the region. It’s a must-see stop to experience firsthand the heat that makes Death Valley so famous.

92

Badwater

At Badwater Basin, you’ll visit the lowest point in North America, 282 feet below sea level, surrounded by vast salt flats. The expansive white terrain, unique salt formations, and stunning mirror-like reflections on clear days make it a photographer's paradise. As you walk across the salt flats, you can learn about the basin's extreme conditions through informative signs, offering a surreal and unforgettable experience.

93

Artists Palette

Artist's Palette in Death Valley offers a stunning display of vibrant colors, with hills and rock formations in shades of pink, red, yellow, green, and purple, created by the oxidation of metals and minerals. You can explore the area by driving along the scenic loop or taking short walks to get close to the colorful formations. The changing light, particularly at sunrise and sunset, enhances the vivid colors, making it a perfect spot for photography and a unique experience of the park's beauty.

94

Zabriskie Point

At Zabriskie Point, you’ll witness one of Death Valley’s most iconic views, featuring dramatic badlands with colorful, sculpted ridges and gullies formed from ancient sediment. The panoramic scenery includes the Amargosa Range and the valley’s salt flats, with the landscape particularly striking at sunset. A short walk from the parking area leads to the viewing platform, where you can capture stunning photos while learning about the area's unique geology.

95

Death Valley Junction

After exploring the scenic spots, your guide will take you to a secluded location for an unforgettable stargazing experience. Surrounded by the clear, dark skies of Death Valley, you'll have the chance to marvel at the stars and constellations. Please note that weather conditions may affect visibility, as stargazing is dependent on Mother Nature.

96

Red Rock Canyon Overlook

During your 20-minute stop at Red Rock Canyon Overlook, enjoy panoramic views of vibrant red rock formations and rugged desert landscapes. This scenic stop offers a perfect opportunity to admire dramatic cliffs and sandstone peaks, capture stunning photos, and take in the natural beauty before continuing your adventure to Death Valley.

97

Death Valley National Park

Explore the wonders of Death Valley National Park on our tour, including the lowest point in North America at Badwater Basin, the stunning Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, and the vibrant colors of Artist’s Palette. Experience the dramatic views from Zabriskie Point, unique geology at Devil’s Golf Course, and panoramic vistas from Dante’s View. Learn about the park’s history and ecology at the Furnace Creek Visitor Center, capturing unforgettable photos along the way.

98

Dante's View

Dante’s View offers one of the most breathtaking panoramic views in Death Valley National Park, standing at 5,475 feet above the desert floor. From this vantage point, you can see Badwater Basin, the Panamint Range, and Telescope Peak, with stunning contrasts between the park’s elevations. It’s a perfect spot for photography, especially at sunrise and sunset, and provides a peaceful experience with beautiful landscapes and fresh mountain air.

99

Furnace Creek Visitor Center

Visit the famous outdoor thermometer in Death Valley, known for registering some of the highest temperatures on Earth. This iconic landmark offers a unique photo opportunity, showcasing the extreme climate of the region. It’s a must-see stop to experience firsthand the heat that makes Death Valley so famous.

100

Badwater

At Badwater Basin, you’ll visit the lowest point in North America, 282 feet below sea level, surrounded by vast salt flats. The expansive white terrain, unique salt formations, and stunning mirror-like reflections on clear days make it a photographer's paradise. As you walk across the salt flats, you can learn about the basin's extreme conditions through informative signs, offering a surreal and unforgettable experience.

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Artists Palette

Artist's Palette in Death Valley offers a stunning display of vibrant colors, with hills and rock formations in shades of pink, red, yellow, green, and purple, created by the oxidation of metals and minerals. You can explore the area by driving along the scenic loop or taking short walks to get close to the colorful formations. The changing light, particularly at sunrise and sunset, enhances the vivid colors, making it a perfect spot for photography and a unique experience of the park's beauty.

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Zabriskie Point

At Zabriskie Point, you’ll witness one of Death Valley’s most iconic views, featuring dramatic badlands with colorful, sculpted ridges and gullies formed from ancient sediment. The panoramic scenery includes the Amargosa Range and the valley’s salt flats, with the landscape particularly striking at sunset. A short walk from the parking area leads to the viewing platform, where you can capture stunning photos while learning about the area's unique geology.

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Death Valley Junction

After exploring the scenic spots, your guide will take you to a secluded location for an unforgettable stargazing experience. Surrounded by the clear, dark skies of Death Valley, you'll have the chance to marvel at the stars and constellations. Please note that weather conditions may affect visibility, as stargazing is dependent on Mother Nature.

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Red Rock Canyon Overlook

During your 20-minute stop at Red Rock Canyon Overlook, enjoy panoramic views of vibrant red rock formations and rugged desert landscapes. This scenic stop offers a perfect opportunity to admire dramatic cliffs and sandstone peaks, capture stunning photos, and take in the natural beauty before continuing your adventure to Death Valley.

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Death Valley National Park

Explore the wonders of Death Valley National Park on our tour, including the lowest point in North America at Badwater Basin, the stunning Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, and the vibrant colors of Artist’s Palette. Experience the dramatic views from Zabriskie Point, unique geology at Devil’s Golf Course, and panoramic vistas from Dante’s View. Learn about the park’s history and ecology at the Furnace Creek Visitor Center, capturing unforgettable photos along the way.

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Dante's View

Dante’s View offers one of the most breathtaking panoramic views in Death Valley National Park, standing at 5,475 feet above the desert floor. From this vantage point, you can see Badwater Basin, the Panamint Range, and Telescope Peak, with stunning contrasts between the park’s elevations. It’s a perfect spot for photography, especially at sunrise and sunset, and provides a peaceful experience with beautiful landscapes and fresh mountain air.

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Furnace Creek Visitor Center

Visit the famous outdoor thermometer in Death Valley, known for registering some of the highest temperatures on Earth. This iconic landmark offers a unique photo opportunity, showcasing the extreme climate of the region. It’s a must-see stop to experience firsthand the heat that makes Death Valley so famous.

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Badwater

At Badwater Basin, you’ll visit the lowest point in North America, 282 feet below sea level, surrounded by vast salt flats. The expansive white terrain, unique salt formations, and stunning mirror-like reflections on clear days make it a photographer's paradise. As you walk across the salt flats, you can learn about the basin's extreme conditions through informative signs, offering a surreal and unforgettable experience.

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Artists Palette

Artist's Palette in Death Valley offers a stunning display of vibrant colors, with hills and rock formations in shades of pink, red, yellow, green, and purple, created by the oxidation of metals and minerals. You can explore the area by driving along the scenic loop or taking short walks to get close to the colorful formations. The changing light, particularly at sunrise and sunset, enhances the vivid colors, making it a perfect spot for photography and a unique experience of the park's beauty.

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Zabriskie Point

At Zabriskie Point, you’ll witness one of Death Valley’s most iconic views, featuring dramatic badlands with colorful, sculpted ridges and gullies formed from ancient sediment. The panoramic scenery includes the Amargosa Range and the valley’s salt flats, with the landscape particularly striking at sunset. A short walk from the parking area leads to the viewing platform, where you can capture stunning photos while learning about the area's unique geology.

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Death Valley Junction

After exploring the scenic spots, your guide will take you to a secluded location for an unforgettable stargazing experience. Surrounded by the clear, dark skies of Death Valley, you'll have the chance to marvel at the stars and constellations. Please note that weather conditions may affect visibility, as stargazing is dependent on Mother Nature.