Miles of shimmering salt crust line the lake’s floor, and visitors can walk miles out on the polygonal flats for an ...

Death Valley is the hottest, driest and lowest national park in the US – and arguably the most visually arresting.

The massive salt flat covers nearly 200 square miles of Death Valley National Park, and lies more than two miles below the 11,331-foot Telescope Peak that looms above it. Regional Events Park Talks ...

The two men were illegally driving onto a salt flat in Death Valley National Park when their vehicle became stuck “almost a mile off road," authorities said Abigail Adams is a Human Interest ...

Kayaks aren’t a must-bring item when visiting Death Valley National Park ... Badwater Basin, a salt flat at 282 feet below sea level, lies at the end of the Amargosa River that flows out ...