Death Valley National Park
Over 3 million acres to explore!
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Death Valley Hiking
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.
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Death Valley Backpacking
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.
Death Valley Day Hiking
$750 per person for 3-days, $900 per person for 4-days
Itinerary
Explore the hidden corners and vast beauty of Death Valley through guided hiking adventures. Each day offers a new perspective—from deep canyons to sweeping summit views, and the surreal salt flats below sea level. All while enjoying the comforts of your choice accommodations in or around Death Valley.
Day 1: Begin your journey in the dramatic narrows of Fall Canyon, just north of the famous Titus Canyon. Towering walls, polished rock, and quiet solitude set the tone for the days ahead.
Day 2: Hike the high ridge out to Mt. Perry from Dante’s View, with panoramic vistas stretching across the valley floor.
Day 3: Venture into the remote and seldom-seen Funeral Slot Canyon—one of the park’s most hidden desert treasures.
Day 4: Enjoy a relaxed finale with a short hike to Natural Bridge, followed by a walk across the surreal expanse of the Badwater Salt Flat.
Each day is fully guided and includes lunch, permits, and expert insight into the geology, ecology, and history of Death Valley.
Trip Essentials:
3-day minimum booking.
Choose any three days that fit your schedule, or sign up for the full four-day experience
Max group size: 5 guests per guide
Go Deeper with a Base Camp Experience
Settle into the rhythm of the desert with our base camp add-on: camp with your guide, enjoy hearty meals, and stay in a scenic Death Valley campground—all for an additional fee. Starting at $550/person.
2025 and 2026 Winter Dates
December 2025: 15, 16, 17, 18
January 2026: 16, 17, 18, 19 (MLK Jr weekend)
February 2026: 16, 17, 18, 19 (President’s Day weekend)
March 2026: 9, 10, 11
Custom dates available upon request
Backpack to Panamint City
3 Days in Death Valley’s Forgotten Past
From $1700 per person
Venture deep into the Panamint Mountains on this 3-day backpacking trip to one of Death Valley’s most remote and storied ghost towns. Once a booming silver mining camp, Panamint City now sits quietly at the head of a wild canyon—accessible only by foot, through rugged terrain and rich desert solitude.
We'll follow a historic route along Surprise Canyon, climbing past narrows, trickling waterfalls, and desert vegetation reclaiming the road. Our nights will be spent under the stars among rusted relics, stone walls, and towering peaks—surrounded by silence, stories, and the wind.
This is a true backcountry immersion: 3 days of guided travel, backcountry meals, and insight into one of Death Valley’s most mysterious corners. Ideal for hikers looking to explore the deeper, quieter side of the park.
Trip Essentials:
Price includes all meals from day one lunch through day three lunch
Price includes permitting, expert guiding, shared group gear
Max group size: 6 guests per guide
December 2025: 12-14
Cottonwood-Marble Canyon
4-day Backpacking Loop
From $1500 per person
Step into one of the most remote and awe-inspiring corners of Death Valley on this 4-day backpacking loop through Cottonwood and Marble Canyons. This route weaves through colorful narrows, open desert basins, fossil-filled limestone walls, and dry wash corridors—offering an unforgettable blend of solitude, geology, and raw desert beauty.
Starting in Cottonwood Canyon, we’ll hike up a gently rising wash into wide basins dotted with creosote and mesquite, eventually cresting a low pass and dropping into the winding, sculpted walls of Marble Canyon. From there, the canyon narrows and deepens, revealing polished corridors, towering walls, and the silence only found far from the road.
This trip is a true immersion into Death Valley’s wild backcountry, where each bend reveals a new layer of natural history and each night ends under a sky full of stars. Perfect for experienced hikers looking for a unique and lesser-traveled desert loop.
Trip Essentials:
Price includes all meals from day one lunch through day four lunch
Price includes permitting, expert guiding, shared group gear
Max group size: 6 guests per guide
2025 and 2026 Winter Dates
December 2025: 19-21
February 2026: 14-16 (President’s Day weekend)
March 2026: 6-8
