Death Valley's must-see bucket list is below!

Use this list as an itinerary or as inspiration for your next Death Valley adventure and be sure to follow us for more National Park and adventure travel tips!

Badwater Basin: lowest point in North America

Zabriskie Point: popular viewpoint with colorful eroded rock formations

Dante's View: overlooks Badwater Basin and offers stunning views

Artist's Palette: scenic drive through colorful hills and mountains

Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes: largest sand dunes in the park

Ubehebe Crater: massive volcanic crater with hiking opportunities

Mosaic Canyon: scenic slot canyon with polished marble walls

Star Wars Canyon: a popular spot for aviation enthusiasts to watch military aircraft flying through the canyon

Telescope Peak: highest point in the park, with snow in winter

Scotty's Castle: historic home and museum (currently closed due to flood damage)

Titus Canyon: scenic drive with opportunities to see petroglyphs and wildlife

Natural Bridge Canyon: hike to a natural bridge in a narrow canyon

The Racetrack: a dry lake bed with mysterious moving rocks

Eureka Dunes: another set of sand dunes, with stunning views of the surrounding mountains

Darwin Falls: a hidden oasis with a small waterfall

Furnace Creek Visitor Center: starting point for many hikes and activities, with exhibits and information about the park

Golden Canyon: a popular hiking trail with stunning rock formations and badlands scenery

Charcoal Kilns: historic structures used to create charcoal for mining operations in the area

20 Mule Team Canyon: scenic drive with views of the Amargosa Range and badlands scenery.

Surprise Canyon: challenging hike up a lush canyon waterway to the abandoned (and sometimes cold) Panamint City.

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