Images of Death Valley National Park

Dante's View Dante's View is an overlook a mile above the floor of Death Valley. The salt remains from Manly Lake give the valley an alien feel.

Mushroom Rock Mushroom rock is eroded by the wind to its unusual shape.

Artists View Artists View shows the oxidation of several minerals like copper and magnesium.

The Devil's Golfcourse The Devil's Golfcourse is part of the dried and eroded bed of Manly Lake.

The Racetrack The racetrack is another lake bed, this one at 4000 feet above sea level. The rocks on the lake bed move in strong winds.

Fox A kit fox was seen near Scotty's Castle.

Skink A blue tailed skink was near the dunes/

Another skink This skink was near the pupfish.

Darwin Falls Darwin Falls is one of the anomalies of Death Valley. This waterfall is located on the western side of the Panamint Valley, about a two mile hike from a parking area on a dirt road. These falls run year-round. Compared to giant cascades like Niagara or Yosemite, this isn't much, but the juxtaposition with the driest area in the US is interesting.

A Natural Bridge This natural bridge has been formed by repeated flash floods rushing down this canyon.

Tracks These are some of the tracks created by the sliding rocks on the racetrack/

	Teakettle Junction Teakettle Junction is aptly named.
	Panamint Dunes The Panamint Dunes are at the north end of the Panamint Valley.
	Golden Eagle in Flight This Golden Eagle was soaring over the hills at the south end of Panamint Valley.

July, 2008

Haze in Death Valley Death Valley was filled with haze from the California wildfires.

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