Death Valley National Park

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Death Valley

In 1933 Death Valley became a National Monument. It's lowest point (282 feet below sea level) is at Badwater and the highest point (11,049 feet) is Telescope Peak. Badwater is the lowest point in the Western Hemisphere. Death Valley received its name from the pioneers traveling west. Many died in the valley due to the high temperatures.

Entrance Fee: Yes

Visitors Center
There is a museum, information and camping facilities. You may view the informative film of Death Valley.
State Route 190, Death Valley, CA 92328
Phone: 760-786-2331

Chamber of Commerce
Phone: 760-852-4524

Campground and RV Park
Information: 760-786-2331
Reservations are required from October through April 30 by calling 800-365-2267

Businesses:

Furnace Creek Ranch
P. O. Box 1, Highway 190, Death Valley, CA 92328
Phone: 760-760-786-2345

Furnace Creek Inn
Phone: 760-786-2345

Stove Pipe Wells Village
P. O. Box 187, Death Valley, CA 92328
Phone: 760-786-2387

FYI FACT

A salty white mineral called Borax was mined in Death Valley.