In this first video from a two-week-long trip through Nevada and California, I spend a couple of days in infamous Death Valley National Park. Is it worth visiting in the insane summer heat?? (Click here if you can’t see the video below.)
DATE FILMED: Late June 2021
GPS COORDINATES, LINKS, etc.
* Devils Hole: 36.425324, -116.291434
* Devils Hole info
* Devils Hole earthquake/tsunami video
* Dante’s View: 36.220551, -116.726708
* Dante’s View Peak: 36.226226, -116.725538
* Hat sun shade attachments on Amazon
* Zabriskie Point: 36.420010, -116.812265
* Badwater Basin: 36.229954, -116.767500
* Campsite: 36.34133, -116.65561
* Natural Bridge trailhead: 36.281216, -116.769728
* Natural Bridge: 36.28464, -116.76585
* Some of my other (older) Death Valley videos are here and here.
* Alabama Hills potential campsite: 36.60004, -118.11284
* Mobius Arch trailhead: 36.611381, -118.125050
* Mobius Arch: 36.613550, -118.125763
* Alabama Hills arches book
OTHER LINKS
* Adventure Know-How – My membership site that offers access to a map of my campsites, monthly bonus videos, and more.
* Kamchatka Gear (My online store)
* Gear I use
* SUV RVing the book (Amazon affiliate link)
* Instagram (@SUVRVing)
* SUV RVing Facebook group
* My second YouTube channel (It’s about minimalist fly fishing)
I visited Death Valley more than 30 years ago now. The Alabama Hills were probably my favorite part. We lived in the high-desert of California for a number of years. It could be 114 degrees during the day and 75 degrees at night, you always carried a sweater or light jacket in your car. Seventy-five degrees can feel chilly when the afternoon was 114. 🙂 Thank you for sharing your adventures. God Bless.
Here is a link to some fire data from the Forest Service about efforts used on the Inyo Creek Fire. https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/video/7564/0/114126