Afisha Life | VIP-дегустація вин з оглядом визначних пам'яток Долини Смерті та оглядом зірок

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Газа

Ми надаємо послуги трансферу з будь-якого готелю вздовж бульвару. Час збору приблизно об 11 ранку. Наша операційна команда повторно підтвердить інформацію про посадку за день до вашої поїздки.

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Виноробня Pahrump Valley

Pahrump знаходиться в годині їзди від Лас-Вегаса. Він має найбільший у Неваді виноробний завод і провідного виробника вин, вирощених у Неваді, з 35 тоннами винограду, вирощеного в Неваді. Якщо вам 21+, ви отримаєте можливість відчути винний тур на відому виноробню, яка має багато нагород, зокрема найкращу виноробню та найкращий ресторан, а також 5-кратну нагороду «Award of Excellence» від Trip Advisor. Ви можете насолодитися дегустацією вина під час обіду в обстановці типу пікніка (за власний рахунок).

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Національний парк Долина смерті

* Фотозупинка біля знаку «Долина смерті».

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Погляд Данте

Погляд Данте забезпечує панорамний вид на південну частину басейну Долини Смерті.

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Туристичний центр Furnace Creek

Вам сподобається невеликий музей в центрі відвідувачів. Не забудьте сфотографуватися з табличкою, яка показує світовий рекорд 134 градуси, а також поточну температуру.

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Badwater

Національний парк «Долина Смерті» є домом для найнижчої точки Північної Америки — басейну Бедуотер. Ця солончака розташована на 282 футах нижче рівня моря і є найпопулярнішою атракціоном у парку. Жодна поїздка в цей район не буде повною без зупинки, і він розташований прямо в центрі національного парку Долина смерті. Це ніби на іншій планеті.

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Палітра художників

Однією з прихованих перлин Долини смерті є пагорби, намальовані палітрою художників. Це справді величне місце, яке варто побачити. Ви не можете відвідати Долину Смерті, не зробивши тут зупинку. Ви спостерігатимете захід сонця тут, у Artists Palette Painted Hills, що забезпечує найкращий кольоровий перегляд.

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Забріскі-Пойнт

Міжнародна асоціація темного неба сертифікувала Долину Смерті як третій міжнародний парк темного неба в системі національних парків США. Ми сидітимемо в темряві й тиші, щоб насолоджуватися нічним небом і споглядати на зірки. Це чудовий досвід, особливо якщо ви з міста, навіть якщо до Лас-Вегаса всього 2 години їзди, відчути, як люди дивилися на небо понад 100 років тому.

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Газа

Після цього ми повертаємось до міста гріха. Ви повернетеся до Вегаса близько 23:00.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.