Death Valley

The largest National Park south of Alaska, Death Valley is a land of extremes. It is North America's lowest elevation at 282 feet below sea level and also boasts its driest and hottest spot. From towering and shifting sand dunes to mud flats, salt flats and jagged mountain ranges, Death Valley is unlike any place on Earth.

Painted Hills of Death Valley

morning light on sand dunes and bushes of death valley california with a photographer standing on the dunes — Man on the Dune

sand blowing on top of sand dunes with shadows of the dunes backlit by bright white sky in Death Valley — Dune Maker

sand dunes of Death Valley at the transition of blue hour and sunrise with sun illuminating sand dune with dark blue shadows in the foreground and background — Heart of Gold

Soft morning light illuminating rolling hills in Death Valley, California. — Death Valley Roller Coaster

windblown sand and morning sunlight on sand dunes in death valley, california — California Sunrise

Mud Drop