Well off the beaten path, but wholly worthwhile -- probably the best viewing spot in the park to which one can drive, but not for the faint-of-heart. The road is somewhat rough, and at the end, quite steep and precipitous.
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Well off the beaten path, but wholly worthwhile -- probably the best viewing spot in the park to which one can drive, but not for the faint-of-heart. The road is somewhat rough, and at the end, quite steep and precipitous.
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Trip there was boring until we started the uphill climb. Unfortunately it was really overcast with low-hanging clouds which restricted our visibility. The light snow offered some interesting moments. On a clear day this would be outstanding.
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6 miles down an unpaved road. The road was a little rough and steep near the end. Our pickup made it ok, and we saw some sedans at the top. The view was worth the trip and we were alone virtually the entire time. You can see the Furnace Creek area 5000 feet below. Also some ruins and old mines...
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On a clear day you can see over a hundred miles east to Charleston Mountain NV and also Moutn Whitney to the west in the Sierra's
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Beautiful view from the west side of Death Valley. I would combine this with a visit to the charcoal kilns. As good as view as Dantes!
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We visited Aguereberry Point (6,433 feet) over the 2011 Thanksgiving weekend in our 2008 Subaru Forester. There is a great view of Badwater from the point. For a more expansive view which spans all the way to Furnace Creek, walk back toward the road and follow the short trail around the north side of the ridge.
Tip: Bring binoculars so...
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