Amargosa Range
This 110-mile-long mountain range forms the east side of Death Valley.
Plan Around Amargosa Range
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Amargosa Range Details
This 110-mile-long mountain range forms the east side of Death Valley and the west side of the Amargosa Valley. The Amargosa Range includes the Grapevine Mountains, the Funeral Mountains, and the Black Mountains, with prominent points of interest including Grapevine Peak, Zabriskie Point, and Artists Palette.
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Nearby Parks Around Amargosa Range
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Amargosa Range
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1.0 mi away
Inyo Mine
The Inyo Mine was one of the more successful of the Death Valley gold-rush mines.
5.0 mi away
Eye of the Needle
Eye of the Needle is a small natural arch made of jumbled rock in Echo Canyon.
5.2 mi away
Lee Camp Ghost Town
Lee Camp can be reached via the Echo Canyon road, which also accesses the Inyo Mine and the Schwab and Echo ghost towns.
6.8 mi away
Echo Canyon Road
Echo Canyon Road runs 10 miles to Inyo Mine from its starting point on Highway 190.
7.2 mi away
Funeral Mountains Wilderness Area
This rarely visited 25,000-acre wilderness is accessible from Highway 190 or Highway 127.
