Black Mountains in Death Valley National Park

Black Mountains

The Black Mountains are located in the southeastern corner of Death Valley.

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Black Mountains Details

The Black Mountains are located in the southeastern corner of Death Valley, with Funeral Peak its high point at 6,384 feet. Dante's View is perhaps the Black Mountains feature best known to Death Valley National Park visitors.

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Nearby Parks Around Black Mountains

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Nearby Points of Interest Around Black Mountains

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3.2 mi away

Greenwater Ghost Town

Operating in the first decade of the 20th century, a copper mine attracted 2,000 people to Greenwater but never turned a profit.

6.2 mi away

Dante's View

Come to Dante's View to see both the lowest and highest points in the lower 48 United States.

6.2 mi away

Dante's Ridge Trail

The Dante's Ridge Trail becomes increasingly difficult as you go.

8.2 mi away

Badwater Basin

The Badwater Basin is the lowest point in North America, sitting 279 feet below sea level.

8.4 mi away

Badwater Salt Flats Trail

The Badwater salt flats seem to stretch endlessly toward the horizon.