November - April

Embark on basecamp-style Death Valley hikes that take you through the park’s most iconic locations. These 3-day minimum day hike trips are based out of Furnace Creek or Stovepipe Wells, offering easy access to the breathtaking Badwater Basin, the lowest elevation in America at 282 feet below sea level, and surrounding Death Valley hiking trails.

By camping at Furnace Creek or staying at one of Death Valley’s inns or hotels, you’ll be perfectly situated to take in the stark beauty of the desert landscape.

Whether you're curious about exploring the color-splashed rock of Artist’s Palette, eager to experience the lowest point in America, or desire an adventurous hike up the Funeral Slot Canyons, see it all through our guided day hikes in Death Valley National Park.

November - April

From the Cottonwood-Marble loop to traversing the Panamint Range, explore it all with our knowledgeable guides.

For those travelers seeking a deeper connection with the desert’s raw beauty, our Death Valley backpacking trips take you beyond the main roads and into remote canyons, hidden springs, and rugged washes. These multi-day adventures are designed for hikers who want to experience the park’s wild solitude under the stars, carrying everything needed to explore areas few visitors ever see.

Each trip is tailored to your pace, comfort, and experience level.