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Death Valley

Discover Death Valley's legends and ... Read More

Discover Death Valley's legends and ... Read More

Discover Death Valley's legends and ... Read More

Discover Death Valley's legends and ... Read More

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Death Valley National Park - California

Visiting the place that recorded the hottest temperature in the world isn’t for the faint of heart, but those who do visit Death Valley National Park are rewarded with a vibrant desert landscape. Read more...

Located in southern California and Nevada, Death Valley National Park is a moderate car ride from Los Angeles or Las Vegas. Humans first arrived around 10,000 years ago. Finding artifacts of their existence is a rewarding opportunity to travel back in time, and remnants such as petroglyphs are there to be found and examined. Ghost towns from California’s gold rush are there for exploring, and guided tours are available.
 
Death Valley is the second-lowest point in the western hemisphere, and the hottest place on earth it may seem inhospitable for life. In fact, many species of plants, mammals, lizards, and fish live in this environment. Species of the endangered pupfish are preserved here by painstaking ecologists. A refuge for them to breed and thrive exists in Nye County, NV. As a result of the environment, Death Valley can be a dangerous place. Extreme heat and flash flooding are both possible, and you should ensure that your vehicle is in good working order and carry sunscreen, ample water for drinking and auto emergencies, food, and blankets in case of overnight breakdowns.