Death Valley National Park
California
Badwater Basin. Death Valley National Park, located in eastern California, USA, covers 3.4 million acres. It is known for its diverse geology, featuring mountains, sand dunes, salt flats, and volcano craters. The park includes the Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America at 282 feet below sea level.
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Established in 1933, Death Valley National Park is characterized by extreme temperatures and geological features formed over millions of years. The park contains Ubehebe Crater, a volcanic crater over half a mile wide and 500 feet deep. Visitors can access the park via several highways. It includes various hiking trails, notably those leading to Telescope Peak, which rises to 11,043 feet, offering expansive views of the surrounding area.