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Natural attractions in Death Valley National Park

Geologic Formation
Zabriskie Point , Death Valley National Park
4.8
Famous as the spot on the cover of the U2 album "The Joshua Tree," Zabriskie Point is a geological curiosity formed by sediment from a dried-
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Water Body
Badwater Basin , Death Valley National Park
4.7
The lowest point in North America, 86 m (282 ft) below sea level, Badwater Basin is a huge, desolate salt flat. Look up to see a sign marking
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Geologic Formation
Artists Palette , Death Valley National Park
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Tours from $13
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Duration: 11 to 12 hours
This is a very limited product with small groups at a maximum of 12 participants per day. We like to customize each tour based on who is participating, however, you will need to be able to do a little bit of hiking and climbing on uneven terrain so this tour is not for everyone.Aliens, top secret government history, pass by current military establishments on your way to the national park that shows you geological activity that spans over 1.5 billion of the earth's history! Ghost towns, mining sites in the mountains and views very high to the lowest elevation in the North America at 282 feet below sea level!
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Geologic Formation
Ubehebe Crater , Death Valley National Park
4.7
Canyon
Golden Canyon , Death Valley National Park
4.6
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Where to stay in Death Valley National Park

Death Valley National Park provides numerous developed campgrounds where you can pitch a tent. Some of these are free, and some are open year-round, while others only offer camping in the cooler, non-summer months. There are a few privately owned and operated lodges and inns in the park, most of which feature rustic accommodations. For a long time, the Furnace Creek Inn provided the only upscale lodging in the park. Additional options have cropped up more recently, offering green space and amenities such as swimming pools. The town of Beatty, on the Nevada side of the park, offers a few basic inns and motels and a couple of casinos. On the California side, Randsburg sits farther away from the park's popular Furnace Creek area, but the town offers numerous economy motels and views of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
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