Thank you so much Zac and Ine....it is so many useful info and highlight watching your video and the shots are so professional ...love it short and precise....two thumbs up!!
This is a great start for someone who only has a car. But if you have a jeep or truck you could add in Titus Canyon, Race Track, the Charcoal Kilns, Ubehebe Crater, Striped Butte Valley, Salt Creek Pup Fish, and if ever reopened Scotty's Castle.
@@jeffreygreerAre you saying keep them on pavement? Everyone of the areas listed are well traveled, well maintained dirt roads. But most people only see about 20% of Death Valley.
Greetings from a HUGE DEATH VALLEY fan. When we first went there, I thought we would spend 6 -8 hours just driving around and through.We have been back to this incredible NATIONAL Park 19 more times since 2007. Love your videos and appreciate your hard work. I started my own travel channel in January and look forward to hitting 1000 subs and the 4000 watch hours. I love the challenge and especially enjoy sharing this gorgeous country with as many people as I can. I have gobs of information and experience because I’ve traveled this country fulltime for over 30 years and been to over 250 national parks. Safe travels to you and yours. Edit on!
Hi, we'll spend two weeks this October: Las Vegas, Gran Canyon and other parks. I've just listened that this is not a suggested month to visit the Death Valley, so we are in doubt. Any advise is appreciated in general.
If you're heading to Grand Canyon from Las Vegas you might as well spend more time in that area... Arizona has lots of amazing places like Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, Monument Valley, Sedona. Also Bryce Canyon and Zion NP are highly recommended in Utah, not far from the Arizona border.
Best to check the national park website for updates and alerts. The last we’ve seen was: “Death Valley is partially open. Access to most major points of interest along paved roads is possible, however, many secondary and backcountry roads in the park remain closed due to storm damage”
nope, not going to Death Valley, other places I'll never visit : water moccasin creek broken leg canyon hypothermia ski resort get lost with no rescue mountain lion bait nature preserve
The DVNP has been closed due to tropical storm Hilary. The storm damaged roads covering them up w sand and rock and washing the road out entirely from flash flooding. DV is definitely a dry place, but water is the key to life and the park comes alive w flowers and colors few get to see. DV is my favorite place to be.
Thank you so much Zac and Ine....it is so many useful info and highlight watching your video and the shots are so professional ...love it short and precise....two thumbs up!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is a great start for someone who only has a car. But if you have a jeep or truck you could add in Titus Canyon, Race Track, the Charcoal Kilns, Ubehebe Crater, Striped Butte Valley, Salt Creek Pup Fish, and if ever reopened Scotty's Castle.
bad idea for people to explore outside the main valley
@@jeffreygreerAre you saying keep them on pavement? Everyone of the areas listed are well traveled, well maintained dirt roads. But most people only see about 20% of Death Valley.
@@BigBoreAdventures agreed 100%
Very well done. As someone who lives close enough to have visited about 150 times, I think this is the best overview video I've seen on YT.
Nice video. Now I’m excited to head that way.
short and on point with all information needed. great video!
Thank you!
Good overview video 👏🏻
Thanks!
Greetings from a HUGE DEATH VALLEY fan. When we first went there, I thought we would spend 6 -8 hours just driving around and through.We have been back to this incredible NATIONAL Park 19 more times since 2007. Love your videos and appreciate your hard work. I started my own travel channel in January and look forward to hitting 1000 subs and the 4000 watch hours. I love the challenge and especially enjoy sharing this gorgeous country with as many people as I can. I have gobs of information and experience because I’ve traveled this country fulltime for over 30 years and been to over 250 national parks. Safe travels to you and yours. Edit on!
Wow that's amazing! You've seen so much of this country. It’s inspiring!
@@worldwildhearts I haven't been everywhere, but I'm trying. Happy New Year.
Bucket list place. Waiting for it too cool down a bit.
Totally understand 😅
@@worldwildhearts got myself booked for Dec.
Hi, we'll spend two weeks this October: Las Vegas, Gran Canyon and other parks. I've just listened that this is not a suggested month to visit the Death Valley, so we are in doubt. Any advise is appreciated in general.
If you're heading to Grand Canyon from Las Vegas you might as well spend more time in that area... Arizona has lots of amazing places like Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, Monument Valley, Sedona. Also Bryce Canyon and Zion NP are highly recommended in Utah, not far from the Arizona border.
Thanks for the Video but Personally i don't think i'm ever going to Death Valley......Too DRY!
i prefer Water and Trees
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It’s definitely a dry place lol!
It's great in February or March. I've been there 5 times. I would never go anytime CLOSE to summer, though. lol
Is the park open now? Did you make it to Horse Race Track?
Best to check the national park website for updates and alerts. The last we’ve seen was: “Death Valley is partially open. Access to most major points of interest along paved roads is possible, however, many secondary and backcountry roads in the park remain closed due to storm damage”
Is it true, this is where the grubberment filmed the fake 1969 moon landing?
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
nope, not going to Death Valley, other places I'll never visit :
water moccasin creek
broken leg canyon
hypothermia ski resort
get lost with no rescue mountain
lion bait nature preserve
I wonder what happens if we artifically watered this dry places?
That might be something we'll do in the future...
The DVNP has been closed due to tropical storm Hilary. The storm damaged roads covering them up w sand and rock and washing the road out entirely from flash flooding. DV is definitely a dry place, but water is the key to life and the park comes alive w flowers and colors few get to see. DV is my favorite place to be.