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Stovepipe Wells (Death Valley)

Description: Death Valley, California.

Newest Review: ... on past this small but lush area made us realise how isolated it could be out in this desert. We stopped to stock up on more water and salty snacks, as plenty of fluids and salt is essential when exploring in these temperatures. Further on we could see the dry lake of Panamint Valley. This was incredible and all around looked like sand although we could see on closer inspection that it was ... more

... in fact covered in small stones and rocks. On either side we could see the mountaintops of the Panamint Range and this again made us feel a sudden sense of isolation that we quite enjoyed. ***Towards Stovepipe Village*** On the way to the village we ...more

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Stovepipe Wells (Death Valley): Getting Hot & Dirty In The Valley (2280 words)
by - written on 11/09/07 (Very useful, 161 readings)
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***Background*** When I last left you all, my new husband and I were driving southeast, adjacent to Kings Canyon and the Sequoia National Park into the outskirts of Death Valley. I have decided to split my Death Valley review in two parts because I feel that both areas of Stovepipe Wells and Furnace Creek have so much to offer that it's just too much for one combined review and it gives readers an idea of how to plan their visit. This one covers the journey along Route 190 from Panamint Springs area to the Stovepipe Wells area and slightly beyond. My second will cover all the things you can find at the Furnace Creek ... Read the complete review

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