Death Valley Day Trip from Las Vegas

Itinerary
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Stop At: Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, Central Death Valley near Stovepipe Wells, Death Valley National Park, CA 92328

Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, a stretch of 14 square miles of sand dunes, it’s the easiest to arrive inside the Death Valley National Park, It's on the side of highway 190. It's very conspicuous. There is a sand dune parking lot on the side of the road, from the parking lot, you can go straight into the dunes. It's called the sand dune, not the desert, that's because it's actually not big enough. Traces of animals can be observed from the footprints on the dunes, Legumes and shrubs form special ecological plants in sandy soil area. If there is an unspeakable sense of loneliness here, it is not only because of the rolling sand dunes, and it is because of the trees that died in the dunes. It is said that it is a good place to watch the sunset, probably when it's sunset, it will give people a very magnificent view.

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Dante's View Rd. off Rte. 190 30 mi south of Furnace Creek, Death Valley National Park, CA 92328

We will visit the most classic scenic spots in the park. The highest point in Death Valley - Dante's view, standing 5000 feet tall, looking at the whole Death Valley, you can take a whole view picture of the Death Valley, From distant mountains to near Salt marshes. Dante's View is the best viewing location for the Death Valley, you can also see the highest, Mt. Whitney and the lowest point Bad water in the western United states.

Tips: Dante's view, one of the highest spots in Death Valley, has been under construction since December 15, 2018. In order to ensure the safety of our guests, we will add Golden Canyon as an alternative option. Dante's view is still thefirst priority, but our tour guide has the right to decide whether to go there or not according to the situation, please be informed.

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Devil's Golf Course, Badwater Rd., Death Valley National Park, CA 92328

We’ll go to devil's Golf Course, it’s not really a golf course, it is exposed to the weather and forms ups and downs, spire shaped crystalline salt, it is so called, because of its bad terrain, except for the devil, no one can play golf in this land, if you really play here, then you have to take a devil's training.

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Badwater Rd. 19 mi south of Furnace Creek, Death Valley National Park, CA 92328

We will go to the lowest point in the North American Bad Water, it is 282 feet below sea level.

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Zabriskie Point, Route 190, Death Valley National Park, CA 92328

Stand on the feature spot, from the east to the west, the telescope peak stands before us, far away distance is a vast expanse of bad water salt land. Return from Dante’s View, You can go through Zabriskie Point on the road. Start from the parking lot, hill climbing, you can see the undulating mountains, colorful rocks, a variety of colors stacked, staggered. The beautiful view of mountain peaks, most of the time you don't know what kind of words to describe. Once again, life is extraordinary as if done by the spirits! The golden hills are shining with brightness and vicissitudes. For millions of years, the century old Saline Lake has dried up, leaving bare rock formations for the sun to burn, then the stone that forms like a volcanic rock, in close contact, can see very clear rock texture, let you sigh the magic of nature. If these ravines are really water erosion formed, then this year, the rainfall was only a little more than the Sahara, and how much time and patience it took to create such a gorgeous surface.

Duration: 30 minutes