Badwater
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Janka K
Brno, Tsjekkia8 697 bidrag
mai 2024 • Par
I hadn't been expecting dry salty pool at this national park at all. But it's surely there and it's very photogenic. To be fair, your stop here will last as long as your will to take pictures in that heat.
I recommend you to check the parking lot for this place in advance. I wanted to stop at the basin during the scenic drive that I and my boyfriend were following in the app for the National Parks, but the place is marked there incorrectly. We ended up driving on a dirt road to get closer to the basin. Both we and our regular road car managed that, but there is a bit better option on how to get to the basin that I learned about later.
I recommend you to check the parking lot for this place in advance. I wanted to stop at the basin during the scenic drive that I and my boyfriend were following in the app for the National Parks, but the place is marked there incorrectly. We ended up driving on a dirt road to get closer to the basin. Both we and our regular road car managed that, but there is a bit better option on how to get to the basin that I learned about later.
Skrevet 21. september 2024
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Fabrice L
Vanves, Frankrike976 bidrag
aug. 2024 • Familie
Very impressive. It is also 1 must-see passage. Wherever you go in this area, provide mostly water.
Skrevet 25. august 2024
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Thorsten O
Morschach, Sveits477 bidrag
jul. 2024 • Venner
85 m below sea level is a salt lake.
It was ok, but you don't really have to go there ...
From Las Vegas it is 2.5 hours each way for nothing.
You can make better use of the time in Las Vegas.
It was ok, but you don't really have to go there ...
From Las Vegas it is 2.5 hours each way for nothing.
You can make better use of the time in Las Vegas.
Skrevet 1. august 2024
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darkvador69
Chazay-d'Azergues, Frankrike156 bidrag
jul. 2024 • Familie
Parking with enough spaces in the shade until 9am. Toilet available. We walk on a thick layer of salt that looks like snow. Very passable road.
Skrevet 16. juli 2024
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Grover R
Pensacola, FL22 266 bidrag
mar. 2024 • Par
I agree with the Tripadvisor rankings, but while this may not be the best attraction in Death Valley, it totally is the reason you come to Death Valley. For all the amazing and incredible things to do and see in this park, coming to see the lowest point in North America is a "Must See" here. It is so surreal to stand on the salt flats and look up at the sign on the mountain above that says "Sea Level" to realize how far underwater you would be anywhere else in the continent. The platform here is made for pictures with the sign so be sure to get one.
I will say this time we visited there was actually still a lake on the saltflats that was amazing to witness. While it certainly depends on the temperature, take the time to walk the saltflats as it is a unique experience, especially if there is water in the valley when we visited in late March of 2024. Another unique thing the day we visited was the clouds on the Panamint Mountains. This is the dryest park, so it is rare to see rain and while cloudy on the mountains, neither rain nor clouds made it to the valley. You got the rare visual of how the high mountains take out all the moisture before it reaches Death Valley. The next day we got to see how much snow the clouds added to the mountains. Finally, March is a great time to visit to beat the heat as you can see by our pullovers and jackets. No matter what it is like when you come, you simply have to come here to experience the lowest place in North America.
I will say this time we visited there was actually still a lake on the saltflats that was amazing to witness. While it certainly depends on the temperature, take the time to walk the saltflats as it is a unique experience, especially if there is water in the valley when we visited in late March of 2024. Another unique thing the day we visited was the clouds on the Panamint Mountains. This is the dryest park, so it is rare to see rain and while cloudy on the mountains, neither rain nor clouds made it to the valley. You got the rare visual of how the high mountains take out all the moisture before it reaches Death Valley. The next day we got to see how much snow the clouds added to the mountains. Finally, March is a great time to visit to beat the heat as you can see by our pullovers and jackets. No matter what it is like when you come, you simply have to come here to experience the lowest place in North America.
Skrevet 18. mai 2024
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Charles C
6 bidrag
apr. 2024 • Familie
I took my son to see the water in Manly Lake and still shin deep. We stayed over in Stove Pipe and had fun exploring historical places and trails.
Skrevet 27. april 2024
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Shun
California42 bidrag
feb. 2024 • Par
Lake Manly is a pluvial lake located at Badwater Basin inside Death Valley National Park. About a hundred thousand years ago, the lake covered most of Death Valley with a surface area of more than a thousand square kilometers. Nowadays, the lake only forms occasionally after heavy rain but only lasts within Badwater Basin, and most of the time, it’s just a pond.
Last year (August 2023), a rare tropical storm, Hurricane Hilary, hit Southern California and brought heavy rainfall, which started forming the temporary lake. In the following six months, the area continued to fill up with flood runoff from Hurricane Hilary and rainfall from several storms. During that time, the valley floor received enough rainfall so that the temporary Lake Manly became bigger and deeper enough for kayaking.
My wife and I were lucky enough to experience the phenomenon. The view of the temporary Lake Manly was astonishing; it’s hard to imagine how magnificent it was when the lake covered most of Death Valley a hundred thousand years ago.
Although the water level at Badwater has dropped as the review was written, and the lake may not appear again anytime soon, Death Valley is still worth visiting. The landscape is so unique that one might even feel like one is on another planet. If you come to Southern California, it is worth spending a few days there.
Last year (August 2023), a rare tropical storm, Hurricane Hilary, hit Southern California and brought heavy rainfall, which started forming the temporary lake. In the following six months, the area continued to fill up with flood runoff from Hurricane Hilary and rainfall from several storms. During that time, the valley floor received enough rainfall so that the temporary Lake Manly became bigger and deeper enough for kayaking.
My wife and I were lucky enough to experience the phenomenon. The view of the temporary Lake Manly was astonishing; it’s hard to imagine how magnificent it was when the lake covered most of Death Valley a hundred thousand years ago.
Although the water level at Badwater has dropped as the review was written, and the lake may not appear again anytime soon, Death Valley is still worth visiting. The landscape is so unique that one might even feel like one is on another planet. If you come to Southern California, it is worth spending a few days there.
Skrevet 14. april 2024
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Sarah G
Harrogate, UK1 490 bidrag
mar. 2024 • Par
A must see when you are in the park. Unusual when we were there as water in the basin so not the salt formations you would normally see but amazing all the same. Area vast and amazing to be below sea level.
Skrevet 7. april 2024
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Jane L
Evanston, IL275 bidrag
mar. 2024 • Par
This spot is definitely a "must see" in Death Valley National Park. It was fun to walk out across the salt flats to Lake Manley (probably gone by now), with snow capped mountains in the distance. I listened in on an excellent ranger program regarding the history and geology of the area.
Skrevet 21. mars 2024
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MissNona
Wildomar, CA65 bidrag
feb. 2024 • Venner
It's beautiful views everywhere you look! The layers in the rocks, the reflections in the water (when it's there), the snow on the distant mountains... really highlight the unique extremes this area is known for. Sunrise and sunset are extra special times here.
I was fortunate enough to paddle on the rare, ancient Lake Manly that forms in Badwater Basin during historic rains. The salt formations are truly spectacular. Grateful that I was able to experience it at it's wettest extreme, looking forward to visiting again at its driest extreme.
I was fortunate enough to paddle on the rare, ancient Lake Manly that forms in Badwater Basin during historic rains. The salt formations are truly spectacular. Grateful that I was able to experience it at it's wettest extreme, looking forward to visiting again at its driest extreme.
Skrevet 7. mars 2024
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How long is the drive to Badwater basin from Vegas and what it the earliest time of day I can visit?
Skrevet 11. oktober 2019
Its about 155 miles and takes about 2 1/2 hours.
Skrevet 17. oktober 2019
Heading out in April was wondering a easy location to shoot some astrophotography? I understand the park is open 24hrs?
Skrevet 18. februar 2018
Stovepipe can see Milky Way too. If the sky is clear, it will be gorgeous!
Skrevet 21. februar 2018
I'm not aware of any bodies of water immediately around the park, it is called Death Valley for a reason and when it was being mined, the 20 mule teams had to pull a water tanker for miles back in the day.
Skrevet 15. januar 2017
combien de temps pour visiter ceci? accès en randonnée?
merci
Skrevet 11. juni 2016
Hi just a quick question, how do we find this place, we are driving from Las Vegas to Furnace creek is this signposted on the main road ? Thanks in advance
Skrevet 12. juni 2015
Not sure if you're still in need of this answer, but yes, there will be a sign beside the road stating Badwater. There's ample parking and bathrooms. It's a great place to visit and the lowest point in the U.S.A - one of the lowest points in the world too.
Skrevet 21. august 2015
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