Death Valley has more miles of road than any other national park, boasting nearly 1,000 miles of roadway. In addition to the park’s paved roads, there is a vast network of dirt roads, many of ...

A desert valley in southeastern California broke the world record for the highest temperature in 2020, when 129.9 degrees ...

Discover why Death Valley is the hottest place in the U.S., with record-breaking temperatures and unique geography. Learn ...

Death Valley is the largest national park in the lower 48 states, covering 3.4 million acres. It’s also well-known for being the hottest, driest, and lowest place in the United States.

It's a question of "location, location, location" in Stovepipe Wells. The small town is plonked smack dab in the heart of central Death Valley, with some of the region's most enticing draws right ...

As summer approaches, Death Valley National Park officials urge motorcycle riders and others to think twice before traveling in the park during the hottest months of the year. While the park ...

It’s a menacing name, and not one that all who love it agree with. Saying Death Valley National Park out loud conjures up images of an environment as extreme as the reality: hot, dry and deadly ...

An ancient lake that reemerged at Death Valley National Park last year will remain for longer than initially expected now that several rounds of extreme rain have poured through Southern ...

Visits to Death Valley National Park have spiked in recent years due to visitors wanting to experience the extreme heat, which reached a record last summer of 104.5 degrees Fahrenheit.

Death Valley National Park is a land of extremes, from its steady drought and record summer heat to its snow-frosted peaks in winter and rare rainstorms that bring vast fields of wildflowers ...