National Parks

Death Valley National Park 8K

3:43 ·California ·2018
Our take

The largest park in the lower 48 and the hottest place on earth, so we shot it in winter and hiked most of the trails to do it. The dunes, the Racetrack, Badwater. If a place this brutal can be this beautiful, that's the whole point.

In the remote far reaches of the Mojave Desert lies the largest national park in the continental United States. Hidden here in the hottest place on earth is another world full of diverse life and colorful landscapes. Join us as we take life to the extreme and explore Death Valley. Filmed primarily in 8K.

To make this film we spent weeks in California’s (& Nevada’s) Death Valley National Park, mostly in February and March when the temperatures are more manageable. We traversed hundreds of miles hiking most of the parks trails to capture the park like never before.

As the largest park in the contiguous United States, Death Valley is massive – over 3 million acres! We visited destinations like: Eureka Dunes, The Racetrack Playa, Mesquite Dunes, Zabriskie Point, Charcoal Kilns, Aguereberry Point, Badwater Basin, Darwin Falls, and more.

If you’re planning to visit Death Valley be sure to check out our complete Death Valley Guide: death valley national park

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