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Jun 25, 2024 · Los Angeles to Death Valley Road Trip Map; 8 Top Sights Along a Los Angeles to Death Valley Road Trip. 1. San Bernardino National Forest; 2. Palm Springs; 3. Desert Hot Springs; 4. Calico Ghost Town; 5. Mojave National Preserve; 6. Sloan Canyon National Conservation Area; 7. Las Vegas; 8. Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area; Road Trip ...
- Marvel at The Views from Zabriskie Point
- Admire The Panoramas from Dante’s View
- Walk on The Sand at Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes
- Admire The Salt Flats at Badwater Basin
- Do The Gorgeous Artist’S Drive
- Check Out The Devil’s Golf Course
- Step Inside The Furnace Creek Visitor Center
- Hike to The Natural Bridge
- Drive Through The Twenty Mule Team Canyon
- Hike The Golden Canyon Trail
Easily accessed from California State Route 190, the main road running through Death Valley National Park, Zabriskie Point is the most famous scenic overlook in the park. From the parking lot, a short, uphill walk leads to the viewing area. The walk is paved. From the circular viewing area, take in the 360-degree views of the surrounding badland ri...
At a little over 5,500 feet, Dante’s View is a scenic overlook that affords stunning panoramas over the valley: the vast salt flat of Badwater Basin below, and the Panamint Mountains in the distance. On a really clear day, you can see both the highest and the lowest points in the contiguous USA from Dante’s View: Mount Whitney (14,505 feet) and Bad...
Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes are not the only sand dunes in Death Valley National Park, but they are the most accessible, and therefore the most popular. Located near Stovetop Wells, the dunes can be accessed from California SR 190, the main road through the park. The field of golden sand dunes looks picturesque against the darker mountains rising up b...
The salt flats at Badwater Basin are yet another of Death Valley’s fantastic sights. Home to the lowest point in North America at 282 feet below sea level, the Badwater Basin salt flats stretch on endlessly as far as the eye can see. There’s a small super salty pool near the boardwalk, and a sign where you can pose for a photo. Once upon a time the...
The spectacular Artist’s Drive is a 9-mile one-way loop off Badwater Road. Winding its way through colorful canyons, Artist’s Drive is arguably the most scenic drive in Death Valley National Park. The high point of the drive is theArtist’s Palette viewpoint, about 5 miles into the drive. The Artist’s Palette features colorful volcanic mineral depos...
A vast area of jagged crystallized salt spires along Badwater Road, the Devil’s Golf Course is one of the more unique Death Valley points of interest. The place apparently got its name because “only the devil could play golf” on such a rough course. Access to the parking area for the Devil’s Golf Course is via a 2.6-mile dirt road off Badwater Road...
The mid-century modern Furnace Creek Visitor Center is located along California SR190 in the heart of the park, near Badwater Road. Step into the Visitor Center to learn more about Death Valley National Park and to get your questions answered by a ranger. You can watch a 20-minute film about the park and view the exhibits. If you are planning to hi...
The Natural Bridge Trail is a 2-mile round trip hike that leads to a natural arch and some dry falls. It is one of the easiest canyon hikes in Death Valley, perfect if you just want to stretch your legs or if you are traveling with young kids. There is an initial uphill stretch on a gravelly trail, but the rest of the walk is pretty level. Unless y...
Featuring beautiful views of eroded badlands, the 2.5-mile one-way drive through the Twenty Mule Team Canyon is extremely picturesque. The road is a dirt road listed as suitable for most vehicles. We did it in our sedan with no issues, but remember to check road conditions before you begin your drive. The colorful badlands look even more beautiful ...
If you only have time for one moderately long hike on your visit, make it the Golden Canyon-Gower Gulch loop trail. It is a popular hike, so you might want to do it early or late in the day, at which times the light will be nicer as well. The 4-mile loop is relatively flat, and takes you through some of the most scenic parts of the badlands you see...
Jul 3, 2023 · How to Drive from Los Angeles to Death Valley. The drive from Los Angeles to Death Valley takes about 4.8 – 5 hours, which is why most people visit the park on a weekend trip. Map showing the two routs to Death Valley. There are two main routes to Death Valley.
My trip was based upon the Discovering Death Valley itinerary and expanded, so check out my itinerary below for the ultimate Death Valley adventure starting from Los Angeles. Disclaimer: This post is in partnership with Visit California.
May 27, 2021 · In true desert oasis fashion, these restaurants in and around Death Valley offer cold beers and hearty meals to the weary desert traveler — and none of them are mirages. Read More. Eater...
You’ll also want to take a look at a map and plan your route to each destination. The park is big and some places can take over an hour to reach. Zabriskie Point. Exploring the badlands around Zabriskie Point. One of the most photographed points in Death Valley, Zabriskie Point is the perfect stop for sunrise.
