Death Valley Tour
The Death Valley Tour is a full-day expedition from Las Vegas into the largest national park in the contiguous US, visiting Dantes View, Badwater Basin, the Devil's Golf Course and the salt flats and saline lakes of the Mojave, in a comfortable Tour Trekker vehicle, from $304.
Death Valley Tour Las Vegas: Review, What to Expect & Booking
Death Valley is anything but lifeless — and the Death Valley Tour is the easiest way to explore the largest national park in the contiguous United States in a single day. After a convenient hotel pickup in a spacious Tour Trekker vehicle, you'll cross the dramatic landscapes of the Mojave Desert.
Along the way you'll stop at the National Park Visitor Center for an introduction to the region's geology, then take in highlights like Dantes View, Badwater Basin — the lowest point in North America — and the jagged salt formations of the Devil's Golf Course. It's a big day out, so bring water and sun protection. Tickets from around $304; check availability online.
Insider tipIt's the hottest place on earth in summer, so spring and autumn are far more comfortable — bring plenty of water, sun protection and sturdy shoes whatever the season.Check Availability & Prices →
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