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2026-02-22 - Death Valley National Park, California - Photo by Robert Ellis, robertelliswoodworking.com.
Robert writes, "This last hike of the day finishes day one of our visit. At this spot I think we are at the turn around point. The hikes goes on for more miles, connecting with four other trails. At this turn around spot we have already hiked around a mile (total walking/hiking for the day 5-6 miles) and we're flat worn out!

We visited the park using the entrance closest to the town of Parhrump. For day two we switched it up by traveling to Beatty, Neveda, which lies close to another entrance, albeit adding about an hour more driving time versus the Parhrump entrance."


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