When visiting Death Valley National Park, there are several ways to connect with the park and its natural and cultural resources.
Here are some suggestions:
Attend Ranger-Led Programs
The National Park Service offers a variety of ranger-led programs, including guided hikes and educational programs for children. These programs are a great way to learn about the park’s natural and cultural history and to connect with other visitors and park staff. Check out Ranger Program descriptions and the latest schedule here. Programs typically run from October through March.
Explore On Foot
Hiking and walking in Death Valley NP offer immersive connections with nature. The park’s diverse landscapes can be experienced intimately on foot. A variety of trails cater to different skill levels, from leisurely strolls to challenging treks. Easy nature walks and demanding backcountry routes are both available.
Explore the Backcountry
Embark on a journey to explore Death Valley NP’s secluded, picturesque locations. Utilize a 4WD high-clearance vehicle to access these remote areas. Experience breathtaking landscapes and unparalleled scenery throughout the park, and discover the natural beauty that makes Death Valley NP so special.