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Karen_M, Aug 2026
Death Valley Adventure
Had an amazing time in Death Valley. Our tour guide, Jay, was excellent. His priority the whole tour was our safety. (Temps reached 125 degrees). He had a great deal of knowledge and knew exactly where to go and at what time so we could have the best experience. I highly recommend this tour.
ZhenFu_R, Jun 2026
Impressive sights in the...
Impressive sights in the Death Valley area and vicinity. Well planned out to ensure comfort while doing the activities so good planning. It gets hot so safety first. Jason was a good tour guide through the trip with all the facts and of course the jokes and humor. I would recommend this tour for those interested in seeing natural wonders while Jason and team take care of the planning and getting you around safely.
Craig_H, Sep 2026
Bucket list day trip
Andrew was a great host, guide and driver for our day out. We got to see multiple beautiful places and it all culminated in a wonderful stargazing spot.
Robert_C, Sep 2026
Wonderful time in Death Valley
Andrew was very knowledgeable about the area. Not only did he take us to some amazing places but he explained their history, the geologic events that formed them, and the wild life that inhabits the area. My wife and I had a wonderful time and Andrew took some amazing photos of us We are incredibly pleased with Andrew and this excursion

Death Valley National Park

5.0
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Las Vegas
Rolling hills and mountains of Death Valley National Park in California.
  • Badwater Basin, which sits 282 feet (86 meters) below sea level, is the lowest point in North America.

  • For those visiting the park independently by car, the per-vehicle entrance fee is valid for seven days.

  • Death Valley National Park is typically dry and sunny throughout the year with some winter storms; avoid summer, when temperatures can reach 120°F (49°C).

  • Stay hydrated with plenty of water, no matter what time of year you visit.

  • During summer, restrict outdoor activities to the early morning; stick to paved roads in an air-conditioned vehicle.

  • Furnace Creek Visitor Center offers informational exhibits, a bookstore, a short film, and ranger talks.