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Zabriskie PointGreat views of badlands, sunrises and sunsets, right off Highway 190.
Scenic View, Death Valley National Park
Explore Scenic View in Death Valley National Park with grouped stops, trails, and related park places collected under the same planning theme.
Scenic View Stops and Trip Ideas
Use this Scenic View guide to compare the stops that belong together in Death Valley National Park, then decide which ones deserve map time or a saved trip stop.
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Hell's GateNoted for its sweeping views of Death Valley from about 2,000 feet elevation. .
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Ubehebe CraterUbehebe Crater is a 600-foot-deep, half-mile-wide pit blasted from the earth by a volcanic steam explosion.
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Artists PaletteFollow the nine-mile Artists Palette Drive loop road (one-way) to view this colorful rock formation.
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Aguereberry PointThis scenic viewpoint is located more than 6,000 feet up in the Panamint Range.
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Dante's ViewCome to Dante's View to see both the lowest and highest points in the lower 48 United States.
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Badwater BasinBadwater Basin is the lowest point in Death Valley and, as such, the lowest point in North America at 279 feet below sea level.
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Mesquite Flat DunesThe most popular and accessible sand dunes in Death Valley National Park.
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Twenty Mule Team CanyonThis unpaved, one-way, 2.7-mile loop road through the multicolored Death Valley badlands is well worth exploring on foot or by vehicle.
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Father Crowley VistaA scenic overlook with views of Rainbow Canyon and a volcanic landscape.
