Death Valley National Park

The name alone evokes images of unimaginable heat in the summer, baking a stark and desolate desert landscape. In the summer temperatures can soar to over 120 degrees, however, in the more temperate season, late October to early May, Death Valley National Park is a pleasant place to visit; a feast for the senses. You might see a coyote walking alongside the road, sand dunes, a star-filled night or perhaps strange rocks mysteriously skidding across a dry lakebed. The park is huge, nearly 100 miles long north to south. If you have never seen an American desert before, this is one to consider.

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