Death Valley

Today was a long day! But we checked off another National Park from our bucket list!

It was another day trip and it was to Death Valley National Park. I may be sharing pictures and stories about it for the next one year😀! But for today here are the highlights!

I had watched multiple YouTube videos and had a list on my hand and my FOMO sensation was at it’s highest. I didn’t want to miss anything from the checklist I made.

Death Valley is a desert and you have to be there in person to enjoy the vastness of Mother Nature.

Zabriskie point
Bad water basin

This salty basin is the lowest point in the country! Yes, we did taste it and it is salt.

Natural bridge

A 2 mile drive and a one mile round trip to the Natural bridge was hard. Yes, it was completely gravel. But worth the trip. Yes, we were worried about our rental van’s capability but we survived!

The mesquite sand dunes

Yes, I climbed up on top of these sand dunes and so did my boy 😃! We had some non co operation movement in the beginning but we walked a mile and a half on these sand dunes!

Artist drive

We had decided to skip this 14 mile scenic drive but peer pressure made us drive this route.

Takeaway from this day trip.

It is not New York City or Paris. It is Death Valley and it is crowded! We had to wait in line for porter potties and parking was like musical chairs🤣!

I really thought this destination would be less crowded but it was not so! Anyhow compared to Zion not much but there were a lot of people.

I have been blogging my travels the past few days, but my highlight for the week is Death Valley National Park.

We walked in gravel, salt and sand. Saw nothing but barren lands but it was a wonderful experience.

For Natalie’s Weekend Coffee Share.

7 responses to “Death Valley”

  1. FOMO is very hard because if you leave far from these destinations, the visit is usually once in a lifetime experience…

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  2. Excellent places excellent pictures.. So nice to see all Enjoy sissy.. Nice to see Aniruth climbing the sand.. 👏👌🌺😍

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  3. Wow that is so cool you went to Death Valley in the winter. Though I live in Southern California, I didn’t know the weather is still fairly warm in the wintertime. Hopefully you got to see the stars.

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    1. Oh we didn’t get to see the stars. We could have done if we had camped or stayed in the resort there but we didn’t.

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  4. I’ve visited Death Valley a few times. It is fascinating, scary in the summer due to the heat, and inviting in the winter. Thank you for bringing back the good memories .

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    1. Glad it brought you back memories. It was not hot and we enjoyed so mich.

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