Death Valley National Park

Desert canyons, dunes, salt flats, and badlands with extreme-heat planning.

Darwin Falls Trail

Plan Darwin Falls Trail in Death Valley with trailhead checks, route character, hazards, pacing, and return-trip decisions.

Plan Sidewinder Canyon in Death Valley with trailhead checks, route character, hazards, pacing, and return-trip decisions.

Plan Telescope Peak Trail in Death Valley with trailhead checks, route character, hazards, pacing, and return-trip decisions.

Plan Dantes Ridge Trail in Death Valley with trailhead checks, route character, hazards, pacing, and return-trip decisions.

Plan Corkscrew Peak Trail in Death Valley with trailhead checks, route character, hazards, pacing, and return-trip decisions.

Plan Panamint Dunes Trail in Death Valley with trailhead checks, route character, hazards, pacing, and return-trip decisions.

Plan Ibex Dunes Trail in Death Valley with trailhead checks, route character, hazards, pacing, and return-trip decisions.

Plan Fall Canyon Trail in Death Valley with trailhead checks, route character, hazards, pacing, and return-trip decisions.

Plan Red Cathedral Trail in Death Valley with trailhead checks, route character, hazards, pacing, and return-trip decisions.

Plan Grotto Canyon Trail in Death Valley with trailhead checks, route character, hazards, pacing, and return-trip decisions.

A colorful badlands loop linking Golden Canyon, Red Cathedral, and the broad Gower Gulch descent.

A polished-marble canyon route that progresses from easy narrows to rougher dry falls.

A short gravel-canyon walk beneath a large natural bridge to a dry fall.

A choose-your-own route across open dunes with views toward the Amargosa Range.

A narrow badlands canyon with colorful walls and several manageable dry-fall scrambles.

A rim loop around a large volcanic crater with colorful deposits and expansive northern Death Valley views.

A short boardwalk through a rare desert wetland habitat known for seasonal pupfish activity.

A walk onto the vast salt flat at the lowest point in North America, framed by the Panamint Range.

A high-country climb through pinyon-juniper woodland to a broad summit above Death Valley.

A short interpretive walk through historic borax-processing ruins and open desert scenery.