So much to Explore!Death Valley is a vast national park with over three million acres of designated wilderness and hundreds of miles of paved and backcountry roads. The park contains an amazing variety of terrain, historic sites, plants and animals for outdoor adventurers to explore. 
Many of the most famous places in the park can be visited by car. Don't miss these "must see" locations.
Half the park is after dark! Learn about Death Valley's night sky viewing opportunities.
Enhance your experience of Death Valley by joining a ranger-guided tour, nature walk, patio talk, or night program.
Visiting the park and looking for a place to take a run? The park can be a very challenging place, but here are some great options!
Learn about the different locations in the park where Star Wars was filmed and how to visit them.
Death Valley has hundreds of miles of backcountry roads. From two-tracks to graded surfaces, there's something for all skill levels.
Looking for the best places to see sunrise or sunset in the park? Here are our recommendations!
From deep canyons to salt flats, sand dunes, and desert peaks, Death Valley is a hiker's paradise.
Hundreds of miles of of dirt roads provide awesome mountain biking. Paved roads have narrow shoulders. Photo: Kurt Moses
Manzanar National Historic Site, Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge, Rhyolite Ghost Town, and more!
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Last updated: December 24, 2024