With 3.3 million acres — the nation’s largest conserved desert landscape — Death Valley National Park can be explored in as ...
Death Valley National Park is a park of extremes! There are extreme heat and temperature changes. It is the Harshest, lowest, hottest and driest of the National Parks yet it is a land that has drawn ...
Badwater Basin, the site of Lake Manly, is viewed from Dante's View showing the lake receding due to evaporation on April 21, ...
On July 10, 1913, Furnace Creek, California, was the hottest place in the history of the world. That day, the temperature in the barely-habitable town in Death Valley hit a ridiculous 134 degrees. The ...
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