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Next, embark on a 6-hour drive to Death Valley National Park, known for being the hottest and driest national park in the U.S. Experience the stark beauty of this desert landscape with its salt flats, unique rock formations, and majestic sand dunes.
A Splash of Color at Valley of Fire State Park
After Death Valley, travel to Valley of Fire State Park, located about 180 miles east. This park, famed for its stunning red sandstone formations, offers an array of hiking trails and petroglyphs. Make sure to visit Fire Wave, a standout rock formation that captures the vibrant hues of the park.