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Death Valley National Park, California - Scenic Drives

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There are a wide variety of scenic drives in Death Valley National Park, from winding routes up over mountain passes that proffer views of the shimmering desert below to unpaved roads that rattle along in a cloud of dust to salt marsh, sand dunes, old mining sites and other points of interest. Consult the map and newsletter given out at park entrance stations for current information on which routes are open and what types of vehicles are permitted on each one.

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More Info Artist's Drive

9 miles

These hills are named for their multi-colored volcanic and sedimentary rock. This short drive is gorgeous.

More Info Dante’s View

This road leads to a point over 5,000 feet above the Valley.

More Info Death Valley Scenic Byway

Paved
Two hours to drive or 3.5 hours to enjoy the entire Byway.
81.5 miles (131 km)

Death Valley Scenic Byway is an otherworldly experience; from barren salt flats, colored dunes of sodium chloride, and iron-red mountainsides, this historic and scenic drive is as intriguing as it is ghostly and still.Death Valley Scenic Byway starts at the eastern entrance of Death Valley National ...

More Info Death Valley Scenic Byway--Route 190

This State Scenic Highway crosses the sculptured landscape of Death Valley National Monument, a stark setting which contrasts the lowest elevation in North America with mountain ridges along the valley.

More Info Devil's Golf Course

Unpaved

This drive leads to jagged spires of rock salt which stretch for miles.

More Info Saline Valley Road Back Country Byway

5 hours
100 miles (160 km)

This popular 4-wheel drive trail takes you through some of Death Valley's most intriguing terrain. At the bottom of the Saline Valley you'll find a salt marsh, hosting a variety of wildlife and plants that stand out in an otherwise spartan region.Especially comfortable during spring and fall, with ...

More Info Twenty Mule Team Canyon

2.7 miles

This short unpaved loop drive loop offers a closer look at Death Valley's badlands.

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