A CIA Spy Plane Crashed In Death Valley In 1952 And You Can Hike To It If You're Strong Enough
A 16-ton CIA spy plane crashed in Death Valley in 1952, where it remains to this day. You can hike out and see it, but it is ...
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From salt flats to sand dunes: The hidden wonders of Death Valley National Park
Hike dunes, wander rainbow badlands, and discover salt flats in California’s most diverse natural landmark. The post From ...
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The Unexpected Reason To Rent A 4x4 For Death Valley's Scenic Backroads Even If You Own One
Driving through Death Valley offers some incredible views but can also wreak havoc on your vehicle. Here's why it might be ...
3 Travelers Reveal What's It's Really Like To Visit Death Valley
His short trip was packed with adventure. "We visited Mosaic Canyon, Badwater Basin Salt Flats, Natural Bridge Canyon, Gower—Gulch Loop, Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, Artists Palette, Ubehebe and Little ...
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At 282 feet below sea level, it is both the lowest and driest point in North America, and its record-setting temperature of 134 degrees Fahrenheit makes it the hottest place on Earth. The massive salt ...
Most dangerous national parks to visit: Lake Mead, Death Valley among top 10
A national study ranked the most dangerous national parks in the U.S., with two Nevada locations placing in the top four.