Corkscrew Peak
Rising 5,804 feet, Corkscrew Peak is a prominent landmark in the Grapevine Mountains.
Plan Around Corkscrew Peak
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Corkscrew Peak Details
Rising 5,804 feet, Corkscrew Peak is a prominent landmark in the Grapevine Mountains on the east side of Death Valley National Park, owing more to its odd appearance than its modest height. Hikers can park near the Corkscrew Peak sign on Daylight Pass Road to tackle the 7.5 mile trek to the summit, which involves 3,300 feet of elevation gain.
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Nearby Parks Around Corkscrew Peak
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Corkscrew Peak
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2.6 mi away
Titanothere Canyon Trail
Titanothere Canyon is a moderately strenuous like from Titus Canyon Road to Lostman Spring,
2.9 mi away
Titus Canyon Road
Titus Canyon Road is the most traveled backcountry road in Death Valley National Park.
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Fall Canyon Trail
Fall Canyon, like many in Death Valley, has some beautiful narrows that are fun to explore.
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Klare Spring
This dependably flowing spring in Titus Canyon is famous for its Native American petroglyphs.
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Death Valley Buttes
This trio of buttes in Death Valley near Hell's Gate are a prominent landmark for drivers entering the park on Highway 374.
