During your 20-minute stop at the Red Rock Canyon Overlook on the way to Death Valley, you'll be treated to stunning panoramic views of the vibrant red rock formations and rugged desert landscape. The overlook provides a perfect vantage point to admire the dramatic cliffs and sandstone peaks that make this area famous. Soak in the natural beauty, capture breathtaking photos, and appreciate the unique geological features. This quick stop offers a serene and picturesque break, setting the tone for the awe-inspiring adventure ahead in Death Valley.

Explore the extremes of Death Valley National Park on our tour. Visit Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America, and wander through the mesmerizing Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes. Marvel at the vivid colors of Artist’s Palette and the dramatic vistas from Zabriskie Point. Discover the unique geology of Devil’s Golf Course and enjoy panoramic views from Dante’s View. Learn about the park’s history and ecology at the Furnace Creek Visitor Center. This tour offers a captivating journey through some of the most breathtaking and diverse landscapes in the park. Don't forget your camera for unforgettable photos!

At Dante’s View Point, you will be treated to one of the most spectacular panoramic views in Death Valley National Park. Perched at an elevation of 5,475 feet, this viewpoint offers breathtaking vistas of the vast desert floor below, including Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America. From this vantage point, you can also see the Panamint Range and Telescope Peak, the highest point in the park. On a clear day, the contrasting elevations provide a stunning visual of the park’s diverse landscapes. This is an ideal spot for photography, especially during sunrise and sunset, when the light enhances the dramatic scenery. Take a moment to breathe in the fresh mountain air, enjoy a leisurely walk along the ridge for different perspectives, and soak in the incredible natural beauty that surrounds you.

Check out the famous outdoor thermometer, which often registers some of the highest temperatures on Earth. It’s a must-see photo opportunity that highlights Death Valley’s extreme climate.

At Badwater Basin, you will visit the lowest point in North America, situated 282 feet below sea level. This vast salt flat is one of the most iconic and otherworldly landscapes in Death Valley National Park. As you step out onto the salt-crusted ground, you'll be struck by the expansive white terrain stretching out endlessly before you. The unique patterns and formations created by the crystallized salt are a photographer's dream. On clear days, the distant mountains reflect in the shallow pools of water, creating a stunning mirror-like effect. Take a leisurely walk across the salt flats, feeling the crunch of salt beneath your feet as you explore this surreal environment. Informative signs along the path provide interesting facts about the basin's geology and its extreme conditions. Badwater Basin offers a truly unique and unforgettable experience, showcasing the stark beauty and harsh realities of one of the world's most extreme environments.

At Artist's Palette in Death Valley, you'll experience one of the most visually stunning natural wonders in the park. This vibrant area is named for its striking array of colors, with hills and rock formations painted in hues of pink, red, yellow, green, and purple. These colors are created by the oxidation of various metals and minerals in the rocks. As you explore Artist's Palette, you'll be able to drive along the scenic loop or take short walks to get up close to the colorful formations. The ever-changing light, especially during sunrise or sunset, enhances the vividness of the colors, making it a photographer's paradise. Enjoy the surreal beauty and unique geology of this remarkable spot, capturing unforgettable photos and memories.

At Zabriskie Point, you will encounter one of Death Valley’s most iconic and breathtaking vistas. This viewpoint offers dramatic, sweeping views of the eroded badlands, with its maze of colorful, sculpted ridges and gullies. The unique geological formations are composed of sediment from Furnace Creek Lake, which dried up millions of years ago. From the overlook, you can take in the panoramic scenery, with the Amargosa Range in the distance and the vast salt flats of the valley floor below. This spot is particularly stunning at sunset, when the play of light and shadow highlights the vibrant hues of the landscape. Enjoy a short walk from the parking area to the viewing platform, where you can capture stunning photos of the surreal terrain. The interpretive signs provide interesting insights into the geological history and significance of the area. Zabriskie Point offers a mesmerizing and memorable experience, showcasing the stark beauty and unique geology of Death Valley.

After visiting all these scenic spots, your guide will take you to a hidden location for stargazing. This experience will create a lifetime memory for you. Please be aware that Mother Nature controls the weather, so stargazing conditions may vary.