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    Death Valley National Park - This plant looked like it was giving me the finger LOL!! (Ubehebe Crater)

    Death Valley National Park

    4.7(396 reviews)
    23.9 mi

    The Nümü Tümpisattsi; Timbishsha or Panamint Shoshone people's name for this place is Tümpisa,…read morereferring to red ochre found in the Black Mountains. These indigenous people lived in ans around this valley over 10 millenia before the Bennett-Arcan and Jayhawker wagon trains passed through, headed for California's gold fields, naming it Death Valley on their way out. The Park Service has an excellent account of that journey of bad timing. The Park Service also states the hottest certifiable temperature on the planet was recorded at Furnace Creek and in Kuwait in 2013, This region's elevation ranges from 300 feet below sea level at Badwater to 11,000 foot (1,880 meter) Telescope Peak in the Panamint Mountain Range. This range of elevations give The Park a vast dirseity of plants and anumals, including the fabled North American Tourist. The Tourists began.migating through the Valley about 1937, and now, arriving from every corner of the earth. Should you come to Death Valley National Park? Of course you should. Many visitors arrivebinnthe region intent on seeing wvery National Park from Point Reyes to Yellowstone in three or four weeks. I discourage this, especially in summer, but...it is once in a lifetime and allnyou need os a selfie for the people back home to see your adventure.

    We visited for a long weekend in January and such a cool experience! Known as the hottest part of…read morethe US. We loved the different scenery in different areas of the park. Going in January was not very hot and some water was in the basin which was cool to see! We were there from 10AM to sunset and was able to hit all the major spots and get a longer hike in. The park is pretty spread out too so be mindful of driving time. Most hikes are easy, out of the parking lot to a short walk but we did one longer hike that was fine with a January cooler temp, but I'm not sure I would visit during summer time.

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    Death Valley National Park - I slayed a dragon lol!! (Part of a Cotton Top Cactus in one of the slot canyons)

    I slayed a dragon lol!! (Part of a Cotton Top Cactus in one of the slot canyons)

    Death Valley National Park - I made it

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    Death Valley National Park - Leftover spring blooms backlit in the sunset at one of the mountain vistas (taken with a macro lens - Dec 2024)

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    Leftover spring blooms backlit in the sunset at one of the mountain vistas (taken with a macro lens - Dec 2024)

    Ian Deutch Memorial Park - 6th Annual PDOP Pumpkin Days @ Ian Deutch Park 10/24/15

    Ian Deutch Memorial Park

    4.7(3 reviews)
    37.0 mi

    When we visit the area we usually stay near this park so we've visited it a new time. They have two…read moreplaygrounds with plenty to do at each. There are often plenty of kids and families enjoying the park. So if you're looking for social interaction this is a good one. The only thing I don't get is the gravel under the play area. It doesn't seem like a safe landing for kids who may fall. I'm used to bark or soft foam or even sand. Oh and the gravel gets really dusty too. It is nice the there's plenty of parking all around the park. The park is covered as well which is good with the dessert heat!

    Ian Deutch Memorial Park is probably the best park & playground in Pahrump, NV…read more The playground is suitable for toddlers and up. Baby swings are available too. Youth soccer & little league baseball games are played most days on the nearby fields. Also available: a skate park, restrooms, gazebo, pavilion, BBQ pits, picnic tables and two bocce ball court. Most recently my in-laws took us here for the 6th Annual Pahrump Disability Outreach Program (PDOP) Pumpkin Days (10/24/15). Admission was $5 for everyone - even our 1 & 2-year-old toddlers - but it was towards a good cause so that was fine. It was great for kids. A few kinks, but nothing drastic... If this event attracts even more people in the next few years, the City should consider some better parking options. Review #417 Yelp challenge 98/100

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    Ian Deutch Memorial Park - 6th Annual PDOP Pumpkin Days @ Ian Deutch Park 10/24/15

    6th Annual PDOP Pumpkin Days @ Ian Deutch Park 10/24/15

    Ian Deutch Memorial Park - 6th Annual PDOP Pumpkin Days @ Ian Deutch Park 10/24/15

    6th Annual PDOP Pumpkin Days @ Ian Deutch Park 10/24/15

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    6th Annual PDOP Pumpkin Days @ Ian Deutch Park 10/24/15

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