Death Valley National Park is set to see a once-in-a-decade wildflower superbloom this year. Here’s how to see it.
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An ancient lake that once existed at Death Valley National Park has reemerged after record rainfall in the region. Several inches ...
Death Valley is one of the most famous desert regions in North America. It currently holds the official world record for the ...
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California's 28 national parks: From Yosemite's waterfalls to Death Valley's extremes
With 28 National parks in California, you can truly find something for everyone to see and enjoy. California National Pa ...
Lake Manly has reappeared in Death Valley's Badwater Basin, according to video bloggers who have visited the site since New Year's Day.
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This Over 300-mile U.S. Road Trip Is Called the 'Death Drive'—and It Passes Ghost Towns and a Stunning National Park
This unforgettable loop from Las Vegas blends rugged desert beauty with surreal roadside attractions.
In the searing heat of Death Valley, California, a small desert shrub, Tidestromia oblongifolia, is able to thrive in temperatures upwards of 120 degrees F (roughly 50 degrees C). A new study reveals ...
An all-time world record high temperature set more than 110 years ago in Death Valley, California, is "implausible," according to a just-published study, and it could soon be officially removed from ...
If you thought it was wet in Las Vegas last month, it was even wetter in Death Valley. The national park in eastern California registered 1.76 inches of rain in November, breaking the record of 1.70 ...
An ancient lake that thrived during the last Ice Age has reemerged in California's Death Valley National Park, after a record spell of rainfall hit the area, the National Park Service said. Informally ...
An ancient lake that once existed at Death Valley National Park has reemerged after record rainfall in the region. Several inches of water have formed in Badwater Basin, which lies at 282 feet below ...
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