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Ranked #1 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”A unique vista“ 22/05/2013
- ”Amazing!“ 21/05/2013
Category: National Parks
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Ranked #2 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”Great view point“ 19/05/2013
- ”Dantes view - off IS-190 - definitely...“ 14/05/2013
Category: Lookouts
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Ranked #3 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”Easy to miss - but you'll be happy to...“ 22/05/2013
- ”Lost in the view“ 20/05/2013
Category: Geologic Formations
A dramatic look-out point in Death Valley.
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Ranked #4 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”Unique“ 22/05/2013
- ”The Lowest Point in North America“ 20/05/2013
Category: Bodies of Water
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Located in Death Valley, this small salt pond is more than 280 feet below sea level, making it the lowest point in North...
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Located in Death Valley, this small salt pond is more than 280 feet below sea level, making it the lowest point in North America.
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Ranked #5 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”Beautiful drive!“ 02/05/2013
- ”A small car can do it - just take your...“ 30/04/2013
Category: Canyons; Caverns/ Caves
Perhaps the most memorable thing about this Death Valley canyon is the trip you'll take to it.
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Ranked #6 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”Breathtaking! Don't Miss!“ 20/05/2013
- ”Really fun and amazing drive!!“ 27/04/2013
Category: Scenic Drives
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Ranked #7 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”non active volcano“ 03/05/2013
- ”Worth the hike back up!!!“ 02/05/2013
Category: Geologic Formations
Ubehebe and its little brother (a smaller crater) winningly tempt hikers down their steep and colorful slopes.
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Ranked #8 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”Fabulous 'introductory walk' in Death...“ 22/05/2013
- ”Beautiful!“ 11/05/2013
Category: Canyons
These fan-shaped mountains created by the deposits of millions of years of flash floods are a good place for day hikes.
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Ranked #9 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”Artists palatte“ 14/05/2013
- ”So-so“ 13/05/2013
Category: Geologic Formations
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Ranked #10 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”A must see!“ 03/05/2013
- ”A Wonder of Nature“ 10/04/2013
Category: Geologic Formations; Deserts; National Parks
Unusual desert area where rocks move from place to place, but the actual movements have never been observed by humans.
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Ranked #11 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”Good stop for early or late in the day“ 24/04/2013
- ”A highlight of my Death Valley trip“ 20/04/2013
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Ranked #12 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”Stunning volcano craters“ 13/04/2013
- ”Don't miss this canyon hike“ 10/04/2013
Category: Canyons
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Ranked #13 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”The Highlight of Our Death Valley Trip“ 14/05/2013
- ”Worth Paying for the Tours“ 30/04/2013
Category: Historic Sites; Castles; Landmarks/ Points of Interest
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This castle in the desert was built by infamous Wild West huckster Walter Scott and financed by insurance magnate Albert...
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This castle in the desert was built by infamous Wild West huckster Walter Scott and financed by insurance magnate Albert Johnson.
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Ranked #14 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”Slightly unbelievable!“ 13/05/2013
- ”great drive“ 12/05/2013
Category: Canyons
A tortuous 2.8 mile road riddled with tunnels - a legacy from years of Borax prospecting.
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Ranked #15 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”Golf would indeed be tricky!“ 13/05/2013
- ”Worth checking out“ 20/04/2013
Category: Geologic Formations
A seemingly infinite number of crusted salt formations jut from the "course."
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Ranked #16 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”Be careful.“ 12/05/2013
- ”Hiked UP“ 30/04/2013
Category: Historic Sites
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Ranked #17 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”Aguereberry Point“ 03/02/2013
- ”Aguereberry Point view“ 13/01/2013
Category: Lookouts
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Ranked #18 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”Ho hmm...“ 05/04/2013
- ”In the middle of nowhere“ 31/03/2013
Category: Historic Sites
Where Borax was produced in Death Valley until 1889.
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Ranked #19 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”Biting Flies“ 30/04/2013
- ”Great to see water in the valley“ 28/04/2013
Category: Hiking Trails; Bodies of Water
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Ranked #20 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”Like a Disneyland ride“ 25/02/2013
- ”Awesome.“ 06/02/2013
Category: Geologic Formations
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Ranked #21 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”Background for the valley“ 30/11/2012
- ”Panamint Mountains“ 13/11/2012
Category: Mountains
Spectacularly rugged Death Valley mountains.
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Ranked #22 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”fun!“ 03/02/2013
- ”Skidoo Mill“ 13/01/2013
Category: Ghost Towns
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Ranked #23 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”Unexpected sight“ 07/03/2013
- ”How to walk in loose sand of the dunes...“ 01/03/2013
Category: Geologic Formations
These dunes, the highest in the state, are located near Death Valley.
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Ranked #24 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”Red Pass is a visual stunner“ 02/11/2012
- ”Spectacular view - worth the breath ta...“ 17/03/2012
Category: Trails
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Red Pass, snaking its way to Titus Canyon, is worth a look, and for more than the reddish hue of its rocks but for the...
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Red Pass, snaking its way to Titus Canyon, is worth a look, and for more than the reddish hue of its rocks but for the panorama it reveals.
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Ranked #25 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”A Surprise“ 26/02/2013
- ”Darwin Falls, Death Valley“ 13/01/2013
Category: Waterfalls
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Ranked #26 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”rent from Farabees Jeep“ 03/05/2013
- ”一日游“ 09/02/2013
Category: Trails
A moderately strenuous pass leading to Titus Canyon.
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Ranked #27 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”Great introduction to Death Valley“ 11/02/2013
- ”Telescope Peak Trail“ 13/01/2013
Category: Hiking Trails
The drive up to the Mahogany Flats campground (and trailhead) sometimes, depending on weather and current road quality, may require a high clearance vehicle, and possibly even... more »
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Ranked #28 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”Stovepipe Wells Village“ 13/01/2013
- ”Tried to get some lunch at the Saloon...“ 01/01/2013
Category: Resort Communities
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Ranked #29 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”Small but interesting“ 16/04/2013
- ”Must see and free too!“ 28/03/2013
Category: History Museums
This museum does not just tell the story of borax in the region but the history of Death Valley.
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Ranked #30 of 48 attractions in Death Valley National Park
- ”Lots of Fun“ 11/05/2013
- ”Not as stupendous as expected“ 25/03/2013
Category: Golf Courses
Part of the Furnace Creek Resort, this 18-hole course is 214 feet below sea level.
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