Arcane Meadows in Death Valley National Park

Arcane Meadows

The Arcane Meadows can be found at the 9,800-foot level of the hike to the summit to Telescope Peak.

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Arcane Meadows Details

Rich with grasses and wildflowers, the Arcane Meadows can be found at the 9,800-foot level of the hike to the summit to Telescope Peak. A favorite habitat of mule deer, the meadows sit in a saddle between Rogers and Bennett peaks. The flat, open expanse of the meadows provides hikers with excellent views.

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Nearby Points of Interest Around Arcane Meadows

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4.7 mi away

Wildrose Campground

Located high in the Panamint Mountains at 4,100 feet in elevation.

7.3 mi away

Surprise Canyon

The strenuous trail to Surprise Canyon used to be shared with off-road vehicles, but the route was closed to vehicles after the road was washed out.

8.2 mi away

Rogers Peak

At nearly 10,000 feet high, Rogers Peak is among the highest points in the Panamint Mountains.

8.4 mi away

Telescope Peak

The 11,000-foot Telescope Peak was first climbed when the U.S. Civil War was still in progress.

8.4 mi away

Panamint Range

The 100-mile long Panamint Range forms the mountainous western side of Death Valley.