Palm Springs & Desert Attractions
Death Valley National Park
P.O. Box 579
Death Valley, CA 92328
Tel. (760) 786-3200
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About 300 miles northeast of Los Angeles, vast Death Valley National Park is a place of extremes: hottest, driest, lowest. Amid its timeless quietude, visitors may hear the wind traveling across the desert floor or the echo of a raven's caw off a distant mountain. Families might enjoy visiting a few of the ghost towns throughout the park, seeing the unparalleled springtime wildflowers, exploring the otherworldly sand dunes or spotting desert coyotes.
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See the unofficial but frequently updated Maturango Museum's Death Valley Tourist Information Page for essential updates on current conditions.
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Awe-inspiring
Posted by Jo Phan on August 25, 2008
The beauty of the place is awe-inspiring.
Go with an open mind
Posted by Jo Ann Roche on August 20, 2008
Taking restless Southern California on vacation
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