Notorious by its name, Death Valley offers an outdoor classroom for exploration and connection to the land of extremes. Join rangers for curriculum-based field trips that uncover the wonders of Death Valley National Park. Field trips promote inquiry and critical thinking with experiences that will enhance classroom learning. ProgramsMost of the field trip programs were developed to meet life science and earth science standards for upper elementary and middle school classes. These programs may be adapted to meet the needs of other grade levels. When requesting a field trip, please make a note and the Education Program Coordinator will discuss options with you. Extreme Living at Death ValleyMesquite Flats Dunes Dynamic Death ValleyGolden Canyon and Badwater Basin Shifting Sands: Destructive Forces in Death ValleyMesquite Flats Sand Dunes and Golden Canyon Request a Field TripRegistration for the 2024-2025 school year is full. Please contact the Education Office to join the waitlist.In your request, please include:
Transportation GrantsFor schools participating in ranger-led field trips, transportation grants are available through a partnership with Death Valley Natural History Association. This program was made possible by a grant from the National Park Foundation through generous support of partners including Union Pacific Railroad and donors across the country. Schools may apply for this transportation assistance after receiving a confirmed date for a ranger-led field trip.
The Education Coordinator will provide the group with the application once a ranger guided field trip is confirmed. Every Kid Outdoors ProgramDid you know that the National Park Service has a special program for fourth graders, granting free access to Park Service sites for students and their families? More information on this national initiative can be found on the Every Kid Outdoors website. Rangers in the ClassroomUnable to bring your class to the park? Park rangers may be available to visit your classroom virtually and introduce students to Death Valley National Park.
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Last updated: September 8, 2024