There is an easy 1.5 miles loop trail around the rim of the crater. One of the impressive geological areas in Death Valley with stunning views. There are ample parking spots and bathrooms here. There is also a gift shop that sells snacks. There is an informative indoor exhibit and a 20-minute informational film that talks about the history and people of Death Valley. So, if you skip any of the attractions to get here, you have to go back. Furnace Creek is in the middle of Death Valley. However, while you come to this place, explore every vista points you get on the road. This is the only visitor center in Death Valley. If you are lucky, you could see fighter jets go through the canyon. Stunning views of the valley floor and canyon. Please leave no trace because the water here is vital for the ecosystem and animals of this area. From there, you hike to the Darwin Falls. The last 2 miles road is unpaved and would take 30 to 35 minutes. It’s stunning in the middle of the desert. Darwin Falls:Ī hidden gem in the Death Valley. Visit this place either in the morning or afternoon. I enjoyed going over those dips at high speed. The road is one way, has some crazy dips. Though the hikes are rated as easy, it is exhausting if you hike the dunes. The best time to walk here is before 10 in the morning or evening when the temperature is cooler. Long sled works better than round style sleds. I would recommend bringing a snow or sand slider. This is the best place for kids at Death Valley. This spot is in the middle of the park and easily accessible from the road. So, If you are stuck, it could be challenging to get help. There is no cell service at Wildrose charcoal kilns. After a rain, the road becomes very treacherous. If it’s raining, don’t visit this location. Though I visited this place with our Toyota Camry, I would not do that again. When we first visited, I did not know that. So travel there with caution and avoid sharp rocks. The last 2-3 miles of road are unpaved and very rough. These are very well preserved kilns even after 100 years.
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