The 140-mile-long trench known as Death Valley is a desert wilderness, where the blazing sun beats down relentlessly into deep basins and empty streams, and only the most resilient lifeforms can survive. But for adventurous souls like Chanel and Stevo (and most likely you, since you're a fan of this blog), this extreme landscape presents a unique opportunity to explore one of the most unique national parks in the world. If you’re looking to spend some time indulging in the rare sights and broad expanse of Death Valley, there are a few key things you won’t want to miss off your itinerary. From stargazing at the lowest point in North America, to soaking in panoramic views from the top of ancient...
