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A best kept secret for winter vacations, Death Valley is the largest national park in the lower 48 states. Over 3 million acres, about the size of Connecticut. |
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Zabriskie Point has wildly eroded and brilliantly colored badland peaks. |
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There are 3 digits on this sign for a reason. Death Valley is officially the hottest place on earth, with a temperature of 134 degrees, recorded in 1930. |
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Hiking salt flats is a good reminder that you are 282 feet below sea level. How cool is it to imagine you’re underwater with fish going by? |
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Early marketing efforts tried to attract tourists. Death Valley had 140 years of boom and bust mining. The only really successful find was borax, mined to use as a cleanser additive. |
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