Death Valley National Park

Death Valley National Park offers one of the great scenic overlooks found in the desert parks of the southwest. When you stand on Dante's View, you see a vast salt pan 5,000 feet below that stretches for miles. That salt pan is 200 feet below sea level. There is also a good sized natural bridge in a side canyon near the salt flats, as well as Golden Canyon, where sulfur in the rock makes yellow a predominant color.