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Cracked Clay west of Badwater Road

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Death Valley National Park, North America’s hottest and driest place has many secret spots that are waiting to be explored. As you walked on the rugged surface of the cracked clay, you will notice hundreds of shapes, patterns, and textures. All reminding us how powerful nature is.

Plan

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Skill level

Moderate
Accessbility
Public Location

Hours

Anytime

Fee

$25 per vehicle, 7-day pass

Pack

  • Wide-angle lens (16mm)
  • Tripod
  • Water
  • Flashlight

How to get there

N36° 24' 57.9708"W116° 51' 04.2264"
The featured location is of cracked clay formations in Death Valley National Park. Park at the Golden Canyon Trailhead, which is located on the east side of Badwater Road, two miles south of the Badwater road and Highway 190 intersection. Walk across the Highway and make your way southwest and you will see a wash. Follow the wash approximately 1.5 miles. There are about 2-3 acres of these cracked clay formations that you can explore!

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