Ubehebe Crater, pronounced “YOU-BE-HE-BE”, is an otherworldy crater in Death Valley created not by a meteor strike but volcanic activity.
Look Familiar? 25+ CLASSIC Movies Filmed in the National Parks
Looking for the most comprehensive list of national parks in the movies? We’ve got Hunger Games, James Bond, Rocky, Star Wars and more. We’ve detailed the locations of 25+ classic movies here.
ARTISTS PALETTE: How to Visit Death Valley’s Most Mesmerizing Spot
Artists Palette is a technicolor, kaleidiscopic display of multicolored rock in Death Valley National Park that must be seen to be believed.
DEVILS GOLF COURSE: How to Visit This Iconic Death Valley Location
Despite the sinister name, Devils Golf Course is many park-goers favorite spot in all of Death Valley National Park.
AGUEREBERRY POINT: How to See the (BEST) Sunrise in Death Valley
The most spectacular (says us) sunrise in Death Valley National Park is not Zabriskie Point but across the valley at Aguereberry Point.
Should You Visit Death Valley in SUMMER? (Helpful Guide + Video)
Summer is the season that gives Death Valley its morbid name. In Summer, average high temperatures are over 110F and lows are over 80F. Visiting the park in Summer is not advisable unless you are adequately prepared with water, sunscreen, and shaded cover. Prolonged exposure this time of year can be deadly.
