95. Thimble Peak
147. Little Sand Dunes (SV)
47. Cameo Canyon
48. Cameo BM & Warm BM
50. Marble Peak (BM)
105. Grapevine Peak
106. North Moonlight Canyon
55. Dolomite Canyon
56. Kerdell Prospect
57. Lemoigne Canyon
17. Upper Trellis Canyon
18. Tucki Summit
19. Tucki Mine
61. Cottonwood Main Side Cyn
65. Marble Main Side Canyon
67. Lower Dry Bone Canyon
68. Dry Bone Main Side Canyon
22. Sugarloaf Peak
168. Ashford Mine & Canyon
123. Echo Canyon & Inyo Mine
169. Upper Scotty's Canyon
127. Pyramid Peak
30. Hall Canyon
174. Sheep Canyon
31. Jail Canyon
80. Middle Hidden Bridge Cyn
83. Eureka Peak
84. Chalk Cyn & Saline Peak
86. Craig Canyon
Family friendly activity- Suitable for families to enjoy together.
89. Lee Wash
Desert hiking- For experienced cross-country hikers.
Extreme danger- High dry falls, bypasses with deadly exposure, or other life threatening risks.
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It is our firm policy not to display any pictures or reveal any locations of places where rock art can be found in the park. You will not find a single photograph of Death Valley rock art on this site.
This site should not be used as a hiking guide for Death Valley. Desert hiking and Death Valley heat can both be extremely hazardous. Please consult guidebooks and park rangers before undertaking any hike in the park, because many are dangerous.
E-mail Steve at: steveinathens@hotmail.com
It is our firm policy not to display any pictures or reveal any locations of places where rock art can be found in the park. You will not find a single photograph of Death Valley rock art on this site.
This site should not be used as a hiking guide for Death Valley. Desert hiking and Death Valley heat can both be extremely hazardous. Please consult guidebooks and park rangers before undertaking any hike in the park, because many are dangerous.
E-mail Steve at: steveinathens@hotmail.com
