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Death Valley National Park: Roads & Trails Death Valley Day Hikes & Interpretive TrailsGolden Canyon TrailLength : 1 mile, one-way.Difficulty : easy Gower Gulch LoopLength : 4 miles round-trip.Difficulty : moderate Desolation CanyonLength : 1 mile.Difficulty : moderate Natural Bridge CanyonLength : 1 mile to end of canyon, .5 mile to natural bridge.Difficulty : easy Salt Creek TrailLength : .5 mile round-trip.Difficulty : easy Sand DunesLength : 2 miles to highest dune.Difficulty : easy to moderate Mosaic CanyonLength : .5 to 2 miles, one-way.Difficulty : moderate Titus Canyon NarrowsLength : 1.5 miles, one-way.Difficulty : easy Keane Wonder Mine TrailLength : 1 mile, one-way.Difficulty : strenuous Little Hebe CraterLength : .5 mile, one-way.Difficulty : moderate Death Valley ButtesLength : 1.2 mile to top of first butte.Difficulty : strenuous Fall CanyonLength : 3 miles, one-way.Difficulty : moderately strenuous Dante's RidgeLength : .5 mile to first summit, 4 miles one-way to Mt. Perry.Difficulty : moderate Wildrose Peak TrailLength : 4.2 miles one-way.Difficulty : moderately strenuous Telescope Peak TrailLength : 7 miles, one-way.Difficulty : strenuous |
About Death Valley Hiking Before starting a hike, obtain current conditions, water availability, and weather forecasts. Overnight backpackers should obtain a free permit. Always carry water. Two liters per person for a short winter dayhike; four liters or more in the summer or for long hikes. Constructed trails are rare in Death Valley national park. Trails are provided in places that are heavily used and sensitive to damage. If a trail is there, please use it. Most hiking routes in the park are cross-country, up canyons, or along ridges. Footing can be rough and rocky. Hiking the low elevations can be dangerous when it is hot. The best time to hike in Death Valley is October through April. The high peaks can be covered with snow in winter and spring. Dogs and bicyles are not allowed on trails or in the wilderness. ![]() Golden Canyon Trail ![]() Mesquite Sand Dunes ![]() Mosaic Canyon ![]() Salt Creek |
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