Located in the heart of Death Valley National Park, Badwater Basin is the lowest place in the Western Hemisphere and is…

The formations were created by water and earthquake eruptions, which caused seismic activity 3-5million years ago!

It is the largest national park in the lower 48 states with 3,373,063 acres and attracted over 1.6 million visitors in…

Scenic loop drive through colorful multi-hued volcanic and sedimentary hills.

This is a unique formation that was begun over five million years ago during a long period of volcanic eruptions.

This graceful desert dune has numerous animal tracks and many parched sand spots that look like chocolate chip flakes.

The museum exhibits provide insight into the plants, wildlife and history of the area.

The park in a virtual smorgasbord of changing landscape, from different colored mountain ranges, dessert floors, rocky…

the large basket - it's a steam volcano hole blasted through some colorful lake bed deposits.

Dark lava in one area and multiple colors in others.