• Seven Magic Mountains - Seven Magic Mountains is a grand public art installation by artist Ugo Rondinone, situated in the Nevada desert near Las Vegas. It showcases seven towering stacks of vividly painted boulders, each exceeding 30 feet in height. The bright colors stand out against the natural desert backdrop, representing the blend of human creativity and nature’s splendor.
• Death Valley National Park - Start your adventure at the iconic Death Valley National Park sign, where the perfect photo sets the stage for an unforgettable journey.
• Dante’s View - Positioned 5,475 feet above the desert floor, this spot offers one of the most stunning panoramas in Death Valley National Park. Below lies a striking contrast of landscapes: the brilliant white Badwater Salt Flats—the lowest point in North America—spreading out like a shimmering sea, bordered by rugged mountain ranges that rise over 11,000 feet into the sky.
• Furnace Creek - The Furnace Creek Visitor Center is an ideal first stop on your journey. Here, you’ll find resources to help explore the park, including maps, exhibits, and a museum. Browse the bookstore for souvenirs and stamp your national park passport here.
• Badwater - Badwater Basin is one of Death Valley’s most iconic landmarks and the lowest point in North America at 282 feet below sea level. Walking onto the vast, otherworldly salt flats feels like stepping onto another planet. The ground beneath your feet is a brilliant white crust of crystallized salt, shaped into hexagon-like patterns by the desert’s climate. From this unique spot, you can look up at Telescope Peak, soaring over 11,000 feet above you, creating one of the greatest elevation contrasts anywhere in the world.
• Zabriskie Point - Enjoy a breathtaking sunset when the desert colors are at their most dramatic. From this overlook, you’ll see a maze of golden badlands, sculpted by millions of years of erosion into sharp ridges and flowing patterns. This area was once part of an ancient lakebed, and today it offers tourists a chance to witness the raw artistic beauty of nature.
• Mojave Desert - Stargazing in the Mojave Desert is an unforgettable experience. Far from city lights, the desert sky opens up to reveal a dazzling display of stars, planets, and even the Milky Way stretching across the horizon. On a clear night, you can see thousands of stars with the naked eye, while the silence of the desert makes the moment even more magical. The Mojave Desert offers one of the best dark-sky experiences in the world.

• Death Valley Tour with Stargazing
• Professional Tour Guide
• Hotel Pick-up and Drop off (Las Vegas Strip only)
• All Fees and Taxes
• Bottled water

• Gratuities
• Meals

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• Premium tour vehicle
• Professional tour guide
• Pickup from your Las Vegas Strip hotel included
• Small-group tour for a personalized experience
• Enjoy sunset views and stargazing

Discover the breathtaking landscapes of Death Valley National Park on this small-group tour departing from Las Vegas. Start your journey with a photo opportunity at the park’s entrance, then take in the stunning vistas from Dante’s View. Visit Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America, and pause at Furnace Creek Visitor Center. Travel along the scenic Artists Drive and marvel at the colorful hillsides of Artists Palette. End your day at Zabriskie Point for a magnificent sunset, followed by an unforgettable stargazing experience under the dark desert sky, away from city lights.

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