Death Valley National Park Jeep Tour

Details

• Visit the lowest point in the Western Hemisphere on our tour to Death Valley National Park.
• Stop at the Visitor Center for a map and a stamp for your national parks passport.
• Snap a photo at the lowest point in the Western Hemisphere: Badwater Basin.
• Take in the surreal beauty of the jagged spires on the salt pan of the Devil’s Golf Course.
• Don’t miss Dante’s View, with its panoramic scene of the Valley and surrounding areas.
• If you can see Mt. Whitney, you’ll be viewing the highest and lowest spots in the U.S.—at once!
• Depart by 7 am and return by 4 pm, in time for dinner and a show!

Inclusions

• Door-to-door luxury with free hotel pickup and drop-off
• Artisan sandwich lunch with homemade chips, seasonal fruit or vegetable and fresh baked cookie
• Parking and admission fees
• Luxurious Tour Trekker where everyone rides first class
• Personally guided and narrated tour with our highly-trained, entertaining adventure guides
• Unlimited complimentary bottled water
• Small groups providing a tailored, memorable experience
• National Park passport stamp available at the Visitor Center

Need To Know

• Collapsible wheelchairs acceptable when accompanied by another adult.
• Nevada law requires children to be properly secured in a car seat until they are at least 6 years old and 60 lbs.
• No children under 3 permitted on tour.
• Seasonal, available September – May.

Description

Travel in style to one of the most desolate places on earth in a Pink Jeep Tours’ custom-built Tour Trekker. Your personal chauffeur is also doubles one of your professional tour, who will escort m you to the Vegas Strip down to the mysterious wonders of Death Valley National Park. Your tour guide will take you through the history of Death Valley, landscape and wildlife all through your visit.

Before going out into the wild, ensure you do a quick stop at the Death Valley National Park Visitor Center. Get maps for your journey, check the books on sale at the Death Valley Natural History Association and get a Death Valley stamp for your national park passport.

Stand 282 feet below sea level at the Badwater Basin. Take a snapshot next to the sign which states that this is the lowest point of the Western Hemisphere. The landscape at Death Valley covers vast salt pans shining white under the sun. Don’t move away from the creaking board platform, because salt pans are hard to cross, especially during hot summer months.

Devil’s Golf Course

No putters are required at the Devil’s Golf Course. Move down Badwater Road to catch a glimpse of this huge salt pan of jagged spires. The Devil’s Golf Course in Death Valley got its name from its amazing serrated terrain which is a place “only the devil can play golf on such rough links.” Rain and wind continually disrupt this huge salt pan, its beauty shape shifting as the weather changes.

Are you Ready for the most amazing view at Death Valley? This is Dante’s View, a mountaintop that overlooks more than 5000 feet away on top the fire of Death Valley. A camera will come in handy so you can capture these amazing panoramic scenes of salt rivers that descends from the Panamint Range and the salt pans inside the Furnace Creek area underneath it. Keep turning around for a 360-degree views of the mountain ranges that includes Owlshead Mountain down to the south, Greenwater Range to the east, Telescope Peak and Funeral Mountains to the north. On days when the sky is clear, you will be able to see Mount Whitney, which the highest point in the United States of America, and Badwater Basin, the lowest point in the country.