The National Park Service is proposing fee increases for several Death Valley National Park campsites and backcountry hiking permits for the first time in six years. Death Valley has not changed ...

As summer approaches, Death Valley National Park officials urge motorcycle riders to think twice before traveling during ...

Death Valley National Park ... The park average 2.15 inches of rain yearly. Some unpaved backcountry routes, like Titus Canyon Road, have been destroyed altogether, park officials said.

As summer travel ramps up, Death Valley National Park is urging motorcyclists to reconsider riding through the area during ...

Death Valley National Park ... The park averages 2.15 inches of rain yearly. Some unpaved backcountry routes, like Titus Canyon Road, have been destroyed altogether, park officials said.

There aren’t a ton of trails in Death Valley, which means many of these artifacts are found in the park’s offroad areas and backcountry. “It’s surprisingly widespread,” Leavitt-Reynolds ...

After severe flooding from Hurricane Hilary in 2023, Death Valley National Park faced major repairs where waters had washed away backcountry roads and extensively damaged pavement. Almost two ...

All backcountry roads in Death Valley park “were completely washed out in places” and are closed to all vehicles, including motorcycles and bicycles, the park service stated. Nine park ...

The "1,000-year" flooding that hit Death Valley at the start of August ... been avoiding road closures by traveling on "primitive backcountry dirt roads." Doing this, they said, is ill-advised ...