Although the Rhyolite Ghost Town is not technically part of Death Valley National Park, it does sit just outside of the park’s eastern entrance headed toward Beatty, Nevada. There is a small museum located just to the south of the town which has many ghost related statues outside. There is an old train station and
The West Coast Game Park Safari has many exotic animals that are in caged enclosures and there are some that they bring out for you to pet. Specific instructions are provided as to how to pet each animal. You can also purchase food to feed some free roaming animal. Even though these animals (deer, donkeys,
Artist Drive as it is called on the signs or Artist’s Drive as the road is named is a very beautiful drive. There are many colors and variations of colors in the rocks along this drive. Do not take large vehicles or trailers down this road as it is limited to 25 feet and with
Harmony Borax Works was only operated for 5 years from late 1883 to 1888. Transporting the finished product from deep within Death Valley to market was difficult, and an efficient method was devised. The Harmony Borax operation became famous by using large mule teams and double wagons which hauled borax across the long overland route