Death Valley Tours present majestic mountains, colorful canyons, volcanic craters and salt pinnacles!
Duration
10.5 Hours
About
• Standing at the entrance to Death Valley and our first exploration- photo stop on this amazing adventure is the old Ghost Town of Rhyolite, a long abandoned gold mining community and the set for many movies and documentaries. We then drive down a beautiful winding highway and enter the center of Death Valley from the east; this is like landing on Mars, you enter a foreign and strange world of endless desert, vast valleys, harshly sculpted peaks, garish colors, superbly adapted plants and animals - all are visible expressions of geologic time reckoned in millions of years. The driest, hottest climate imaginable - this is Death Valley; an immense, wild land that man has never tamed. Capture the view of the valley from Hell’s Gate, well above the valley floor and then we visit Badwater at 282 ft. below sea level. We also enjoy views and stops at Zabriskie’s Point, the Devil’s Golf Course, the Furnace Creek Museum, the Salt Lake, the Sand Dunes and Artists Pallet. The majestic mountains, colorful canyons, volcanic craters and salt pinnacles all make this trip a photographic-sightseers dream come true. For the truly adventurous, we not only offer this tour in spring, fall and winter but for the hardiest of adventurer’s, also throughout the summer months.
DUE TO CHANGING COVID RESTRICTIONS THIS TOUR MAY BE SLIGHTLY MODIFIED
Tour Times and Points of Interest
• Operates Daily at approximately 7:00am
• Return time: Approximately 5:30pm
• Pick-up at Hotel
• Old ghost town of Rhyolite
• The center of Death Valley
• View of Hell's Gate
• Badwater, Zabriskie's Point, Devils Golf Course
• Furnace Creek Museum, the Salt Lake, Sand Dunes, and Artist's Pallet
Vehicle Type: Luxury 4x4’s, 12 or 14 Passenger VIP Mini Coaches
Travel and Amenities
• Includes Continental Breakfast + Lunch + unlimited bottled water and snacks
• Gratuity Not included.
What to wear
• Hiking or athletic walking shoes
• Temperatures are cooler from October - February so long pants and a warm jacket are appropriate.
• March - September temperatures are warm where shorts, hat and light shirt are comfortable.
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