Death Valley is the hottest, driest and lowest national park in the US – and arguably the most visually arresting.

We all rolled with the punches that came our way during our amazing spring break trip to Mammoth Lakes, California.

Since 1879, the resort has drawn tourists to Chalk Creek Canyon, a former mining district ... Idaho, Oregon, Nevada and Utah, producing less than half of 1 percent of utility-scale power generated ...

One of the best ways to see the National Park is by walking through it. Hiking is one of the top things to do in the National ...

If you are driving through for the day and not staying overnight, a few can’t-miss pit stops would be the iconic Bixby Creek Bridge ... landscapes of the Sierra Nevada, spanning from Crane ...

Don’t Miss: The crystal-clear night skies. Also, hiking in the nearby Shasta-Trinity National Forest. The four-mile out-and-back McCloud River Trail winds through a basalt lava rock canyon ...

Death Valley is the hottest, driest and lowest national park in the US – and arguably the most visually arresting.

There are multiple pools, and you have incredible sky views on a clear ... the Arizona-Nevada border. The coolest thing about this hidden oasis is that they are nestled in a slot canyon.

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Popular attractions in the area include Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon, and the geological wonders ... and surrounded by the scenic eastern Sierra Nevada mountain wilderness.

The riddles of the Grand Canyon are not confined to prehistoric times, either, as a trip among the present-day Havasupai makes clear. They live 2,000 vertical feet below the rim, on Havasu Creek.