Overlanding
Ghost Towns and Badlands of Death Valley
Death Valley rewards patience and a good set of tires. Over a few days we worked through washboard roads and rock-strewn trails to reach an abandoned mining cabin, its stone walls and collapsing roof still standing after decades against the desert. Nearby, boulder fields big enough to scramble over gave a different kind of challenge, this one on foot.
Between the ghost towns, the badlands, and the wide-open salt flats, Death Valley never runs out of things worth detouring for. Every turn off the main road seemed to lead to something we hadn't expected.
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