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Death Valley Tour The Death Valley Tour takes you into the heart of the Death Valley National Park - one of the driest, hottest and lowest points in the Western Hemisphere - where youandrsquo;ll stop at desert towns, visit the Borax Museum and Furnace Creek visitor centre, enjoy amazing unparalleled views and much, much more! After being collected from your Las Vegas hotel, youandrsquo;ll begin the scenic journey to the Death Valley National Park - the stunningly spectacular park which, apart from being a photographerandrsquo;s dream destination, is also home to the driest, hottest and lowest points in the Western Hemisphere! During the full-day guided tour of this vast, desolate national treasure, one of the most unique landscapes on earth, youandrsquo;ll have plenty of photo-opportunities with a stop at Zabriskie Point, a stunningly scenic drive through Artistandrsquo;s Pallet and a stop at Bad Water which rests at 280-feet below sea-level, making it the lowest point in the Western Hemisphere. Youandrsquo;ll also spend time at the Furnace Creek visitor centre, visit the Death Valley gift shop and see the Borax Museum. Indulge in a picnic sandwich lunch (included), enjoy fabulous views of the 20 Mule Team Canyon and Black Mountain Range and stop in Parump desert town before beginning the return journey to Vegas.

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