Furnace Creek Campground – Death Valley National Park
Furnace Creek Campground is a developed campground located near the visitor center in Death Valley National Park
Scotty’s Castle: A Guide to Death Valley’s Historic Desert Mansion
Scotty’s Castle is a Spanish Colonial Revival–style mansion tucked into the remote Grapevine Mountains in the northern reaches of Death Valley National Park.
Public Tours of Scotty’s Castle Resume on Select Sundays in Early 2026
Public tours of Scotty’s Castle have returned on select Sundays from January through March 2026.
Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve State Natural Reserve: Hiking and Wildflower Viewing
Each spring, the high desert west of Lancaster transforms into one of California’s most iconic wildflower displays. At Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve State Natural…
Federal Judge Orders Closure of 2,200 Miles of OHV Routes in Western Mojave Desert
A federal judge has ordered the closure of approximately 2,200 miles of off-highway vehicle (OHV) routes within designated critical habitat for the threatened desert tortoise in California’s western Mojave Desert, affecting roughly 1 million acres of conservation lands in the California Desert Conservation Area.
Rainfall Sets Stage for Colorful Wildflower Season in California Desert Parks
California State Parks is forecasting a moderate-to-strong wildflower bloom across desert parks this spring, fueled by widespread rainfall during the fall and winter months.
Mount Baldy and Other Trails Closed Ahead of Winter Storms in Angeles National Forest
A temporary closure has been issued for several high-elevation trails in the Angeles National Forest, including routes in the Mount Baldy area of the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument, as winter storms are forecast to impact the region.
Salt Creek Boardwalk Interpretive Trail: A Guide to Death Valley’s Pupfish Sanctuary
Salt Creek Boardwalk Interpretive Trail is a short, accessible loop in the heart of Death Valley National Park that offers a rare look at one of the desert’s most remarkable survivors: the Salt Creek pupfish.
Death Valley National Park Reopens Salt Creek Boardwalk After Flood Damage
Visitors to Death Valley National Park can once again stroll the Salt Creek Boardwalk, three and a half years after flash flooding destroyed the popular,…
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