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Death Valley is famous for its very warm, dry and unhospitable climate. I visited Death Valley for the first time in 2001, where I stayed at a very small hostel i Tecopa just south of Death Valley, and the second time in 2007 on a one day trip from Las Vegas. Both trips started in the southend and ended at Zabriskie Point/Dantes View. | A little outside Death Valley is one of the smallest hostel, I have ever seen - in the middle of the desert, with room for 10. At night you can see the light from Las Vegas, more than 100 km away |
Entering Death Valley, highway 178 (138 kb) |
Entering Death Valley (68 kb) |
Entering Death Valley (152 kb) |
Entering Death Valley (125 kb) |
Death Valley (176 kb) |
Death Valley (219 kb) |
Mormon Point - sea level |
Salt desert near Mormon Point (48 kb) |
Salt desert near Mormon Point (95 kb) |
View over Death Valley near Artists Palette |
Dry river bed |
Artists Palette |
Artists Palette |
In Furnace Creek you can see Old Dinah - a steam tractor that was used, when the first people settled in Death Valley (69 kb) |
Death Valley in evening light (61 kb) |
Furnace Creek - 190 feet (58 m) below sea level |
Rock formation (85 kb) |
Zabriskie Point (88 kb) |
Zabriskie Point (89 kb) |
View from Dantes View (29 kb) |
View from Dantes View (71 kb) |