Tag: Hiking

An easy, flat loop along the Savage River, reachable by the free park shuttle bus without needing a car —

The longest maintained trail near the park entrance, connecting the visitor center area to the park road near Mile 1.3

A genuinely surprising desert hike to a year-round waterfall and small oasis — a rare patch of green and running

A long, strenuous climb into the cooler high-elevation Panamint Range, with sweeping views over the entire Death Valley basin from

One of the most popular short hikes near the park entrance, looping around a scenic oxbow lake past beaver ponds

The most demanding maintained trail near the park entrance, climbing steadily to sweeping views over the Nenana River valley —

An easy walk from the famous Zabriskie Point overlook into the surrounding golden badlands, with options to extend into a

A walk out onto the blinding-white salt flats at the lowest point in North America, 282 feet below sea level

A hike through a narrow canyon with polished, marble-like walls carved smooth by flash floods — one of the most

A short, easy walk up a rocky wash to a natural stone bridge spanning the canyon overhead — one of