Death valley: Land of extremes

Land of extremes, Death Valley is the driest and lowest park in North America, and the hottest in the world! Composed of colourful badlands, snow-capped peaks, sand dunes and rugged canyons, it offers the opportunity to discover landscapes of great diversity and beauty. Explore the lowest, hottest, and driest place in North America, with stunning landscapes, wildlife, and history. Find out where to go, what to do, and when to visit this remarkable and legendary desert valley . Welcome to Death Valley, where the landscapes are as extreme as the name suggests. Spanning some three million acres across California and Nevada , this park is a playground of surreal salt flats, winding canyons, towering sand dunes and geological formations straight out of a sci-fi movie. Death Valley In southeastern California, primarily Inyo County, Death Valley is an awe-inspiring structural depression and one of the most extreme environments on the planet. It holds the titles of the lowest, hottest, and driest region in North America, making it a land of remarkable contrasts and dramatic landscapes. Stretching approximately 140 miles in length and ranging between 5 to 15 miles in width, the valley is bordered by the rugged Panamint Range to the west and the Black, Funeral ...