![]() Extreme TemperaturesWhy is Death Valley so hot? Why is Death Valley so dry? Students explore how geography and geology interact to make Death Valley extreme. ![]() EducationCome explore our 3.4 million acre classroom! Work with our Education Specialist, or get information on fee waivers, field trips, and more. ![]() Kids & YouthThere are lots of great things for kids to do in Death Valley. ![]() NatureFrom snow-covered peaks to beautiful sand dunes the driest, lowest, hottest spot in North America has so much to explore. ![]() History and CultureThe home of the Timbisha Shoshone, towns and mining camps have come and gone, and now a National Park. ![]() Death Valley Natural History AssociationDeath Valley Natural History Association is the nonprofit partner of the National Park, and operates the bookstores in the Visitor Centers. ![]() ManagementLearn about laws and management policies, information and public comment for projects in Death Valley. ![]() Visitor guide (park newspaper)All you need to plan your visit to Death Valley. Download it, save it to your device or print it out before your visit. |
Last updated: February 17, 2023