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    Death Valley

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  • Scotty's Castle Fire Closure

    Due to a fire at Scotty's Castle on May 20, the Scotty's Castle Visitor Center and grounds are closed, tours are cancelled, and power and phones are out. The road through Grapevine Canyon is open. The castle may re-open on Tuesday May 28.

  • Furnace Creek Campground Temporary Closure

    Furnace Creek Campground will be CLOSED for construction starting April 16, 2013. Texas Springs Campground will remain open for summer camping in the Furnace Creek Area. More »

News

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The Death Valley Visitor Guide is a comprehensive guide to all aspects of understanding, enjoying and getting the most out of a visit to your National Park. From day hiking recommendations to campground facilities, the information is probably here

News Releases
For the the latest park news and for archived news of important stories from the last few months, please take a look at our News Releases.

 

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Death Valley National Park has a Facebook page and we would like you to "Like" us to be in the know of the latest posting of DEVA life, also you can post photographs of your travels, hikes and bike rides in and through Death Valley National Park.
Visit our other Facebook page for the latest information on Death Valley Road Conditions.

 
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Twitter
Follow @DeathValleyNPS on Twitter and receive updates on breaking news on road closures, social events, and what is happening now in the park.

 
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YouTube
Visit Death Valley National Park's YouTube channel to see safety videos about the heat in DEVA, hiking backcountry in the wilderness, the parks wildlife and features on seasonal spring flower blooms as well as using it to assist in planning your trip.

 
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Flickr
Want to see photos of those out of the way places in Death Valley, visit Death Valley National Park's flickr page to view or download and use high quality photographs. They are under a Creative Commons license and are in the public domain. We ask that you credit the National Park Service and the photographer.

Did You Know?

Telescope Peak, 11,049 feet above Badwater Basin

The highest mountain in Death Valley National Park is 11,049 foot Telescope Peak. The vertical drop from the peak to the Badwater Basin is twice the depth of Grand Canyon. More...