Death Valley, located mostly in California, is one of the driest areas on earth. In 1913 a temperature of 56.7 degrees Celsius was recorded near Furnace Creek Ranch – the highest temperature ever measured on earth. An average of 28 rainy days a year isn’t much either. Badwater is the lowest point in the USA, 85.5 meters below sea level. Do not forget to bring your baseball cap, some bottles of water and a fairly good sunscreen before entering this bizarre valley…
Death Valley National Park
Parkeingang zum Death Valley National Park, Kalifornien
Zabriskie Point im Death Valley National Park, Kalifornien
Zabriskie Point im Death Valley National Park, Kalifornien
Zabriskie Point im Death Valley National Park, Kalifornien
Dante’s View im Death Valley National Park, Kalifornien
Dante’s View im Death Valley National Park, Kalifornien
Furnace Creek Ranch im Death Valley National Park, Kalifornien
Furnace Creek Ranch im Death Valley National Park, Kalifornien
Harmony Borax Works im Death Valley National Park, Kalifornien
Devil’s Golf Course im Death Valley National Park, Kalifornien
Devil’s Golf Course im Death Valley National Park, Kalifornien
Badwater Basin im Death Valley National Park, Kalifornien
Der tiefste Punkt der Vereinigten Staaten
Der tiefste Punkt der Vereinigten Staaten
Artists Drive im Death Valley National Park, Kalifornien
Artists Drive im Death Valley National Park, Kalifornien
Golden Canyon im Death Valley National Park, Kalifornien
Golden Canyon im Death Valley National Park, Kalifornien
Mesquite Sand Dunes im Death Valley National Park, Kalifornien
Mesquite Sand Dunes im Death Valley National Park, Kalifornien