Death Valley Junction
Death Valley Junction, Calif., sits at the intersection of Highway 190 and Highway 127, to the east of Death Valley National Park.
Plan Around Death Valley Junction
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Death Valley Junction Details
Death Valley Junction, Calif., sits at the intersection of Highway 190 and Highway 127, to the east of Death Valley National Park and the closest town to the park's information hub at Furnace Creek. Much of the town is actually deserted, but what remains viable is quite interesting: the historic Amargosa Opera House and Hotel, and the neighboring T&T Cafe, the only restaurant in town.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Death Valley Junction
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0.8 mi away
Amargosa Opera House
Located just outside the park, the Amargosa Opera House is a one of a kind historic property blending art, history, and lodging.
0.8 mi away
Highway 190
California Highway 190 is the single most important access road for Death Valley National Park.
10.4 mi away
Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge
The Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge protects a desert oasis that is home to the Devil's Hole pupfish.
12.0 mi away
Pyramid Peak
The 6,703-foot Pyramid Peak is the high point of the Funeral Mountains.
13.4 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.
