My Quantum Discovery

Because of the enormous size of the park, exploring Death Valley requires a lot of driving, thus racking up a lot of miles. And a lot of miles meant that filling our gas tank midway through our stay was quickly …

The word ‘desert’, makes you think of sand and sand dunes, and where there’s desert and sand, there must be dunes, right? Well, no, that’s not necessarily true, especially at Death Valley National Park. For dunes to exist, there are …

With the discovery of “white gold” (Borax) in what is ironically called the Greenland section of Death Valley (formerly known as Furnace Creek Ranch) in 1881, the history of the area was changed forever and fostered in the opening of …

Located approximately 19 miles from the campground, on Badwater Basin Road, is the very popular Badwater Basin, a surreal landscape that is the lowest spot in North America at 282 ft. below sea level. In fact, visiting here was so …