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Top Reasons to Go to Death Valley National Park
Weird science: Death Valley's Racetrack is home to a moving boulder, an unexplained phenomenon that has scientists baffled.
Lowest spot on the continent: Stand on the lowest spot on the continent at Badwater, 282 feet below sea level.
Wildflower explosion: During the spring, this desert landscape is ablaze with greenery and colorful flowers, especially between Badwater and Ashford Mill.
Ghost towns: Death Valley is renowned for its Wild West heritage and is home to dozens of crumbling settlements including Ballarat, Cerro Gordo, Chloride City, Greenwater, Harrisburg, Keeler, Leadfield, Panamint City, Rhyolite, and Skidoo.
Natural wonders: From canyons to sand dunes to salt flats and dry lake beds, Death Valley serves up plenty of geological treasures.
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Travel Deals in Death Valley National Park
- $39.95 & up : Full Size rentals in Inyokern Hotwire
- $31.95 & up : Midsize rentals in Inyokern — $32 Hotwire
- $28.95 & up : Compact rentals in Inyokern — $29 Hotwire
- $31.95 & up : Midsize rentals in Inyokern — $32 Hotwire
- $39.95 & up : Full Size rentals in Inyokern — $40 Hotwire



