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Last Chance Mountain
The 8,674-foot Last Chance Mountain is in the northern end of Death Valley National Park.
Plan Around Last Chance Mountain
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Last Chance Mountain Details
The 8,674-foot Last Chance Mountain is in the northern end of Death Valley National Park, in the Last Chance Range. Hikers who seek to summit this peak will welcome the shade provided by the junipers and pinyon pines on its higher-elevation flanks. The Last Chance Spring is the starting point for one of two popular routes to the top of Last Chance Mountain, and the more easily accessed (the other is at an old sulphur mine at the end of a 27-mile road).
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Nearby Parks Around Last Chance Mountain
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Last Chance Mountain
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4.4 mi away
Crankshaft Junction
Crankshaft Junction is a crossroads where Big Pine Road meets Tule Canyon Road.
11.6 mi away
Eureka Dunes Campground (Primitive)
A remote, primitive campground located at 2,880 feet at the base of Eureka Dunes, the tallest sand dunes in California.
22.9 mi away
Little Hebe Crater Trail
The Little Hebe Trail takes hikers to the west rim of Ubuhebe Crater and to Little Hebe.
23.2 mi away
Ubehebe Crater
Ubehebe Crater is a 600-foot-deep, half-mile-wide pit blasted from the earth by a volcanic steam explosion.
