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Death Valley National Park:
Roads and Trails - Backpacking Hikes & Trails

Fall Canyon

Stovepipe Wells Area
    Difficulty: moderately strenuous

    Type of hike:
    informal path first mile, then gravel wash and rock scrambling.

    Distance:
    3 miles to first dry fall; 6 miles to second dry fall.

    Elevation gain:
    1400 feet to first dry fall

    Water: no

    Start:
    parking area at mouth of Titus Canyon (west end)

    Vehicle needed: all vehicles

    Maps:
    Fall Canyon 7.5 minute topo

    Comments:
    Narrow canyon with high walls, similar to Titus. From parking area, hike north along base of mountains ½ mile to large wash , then up into Fall Canyon. At 3 miles you reach a dry fall, which can be passed on the south side with moderate difficulty. Day -use is heavy below dry falls. Backpackers should plan on camping beyond that point. No camping within 2 miles of the road.

Day Hike

    Fall Canyon

    Spectacular wilderness canyon near Titus Canyon. Follow informal path ...

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    Fall Canyon

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