rich
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Hi Guys,
As some of you know I am planning a road trip for Christmas. Looks like we are going to hit Pismo and Joshua Tree on the way out to Glendale to see Grandma for Christmas and then on the way back hit the Grand Canyon and Death Valley then out to Mammoth for some snowboarding then home. I have never been to Death Valley before and did some searches on here but couldn't really find a lot of info. I know several of you have spent considerable time out there. We are only going to have 1-3 days tops to spend there so I am looking for the must sees that are on easy to moderate road. My wife isn't up for any serious four wheeling and neither is our truck.
I'm really interested in the race track but some info I've read said it's 20+ miles of washboard and I'm not sure if it's visible in the winter or if it's flooded.
Titus Canyon also looks like a nice moderate drive, not sure about the drive through the Devil's golf course, it looks like a long one. Also any favorite campsites would be great, doesn't have to be boondocking can be anything.
Any info would be great.
Thanks,
Rich
As some of you know I am planning a road trip for Christmas. Looks like we are going to hit Pismo and Joshua Tree on the way out to Glendale to see Grandma for Christmas and then on the way back hit the Grand Canyon and Death Valley then out to Mammoth for some snowboarding then home. I have never been to Death Valley before and did some searches on here but couldn't really find a lot of info. I know several of you have spent considerable time out there. We are only going to have 1-3 days tops to spend there so I am looking for the must sees that are on easy to moderate road. My wife isn't up for any serious four wheeling and neither is our truck.
I'm really interested in the race track but some info I've read said it's 20+ miles of washboard and I'm not sure if it's visible in the winter or if it's flooded.
Titus Canyon also looks like a nice moderate drive, not sure about the drive through the Devil's golf course, it looks like a long one. Also any favorite campsites would be great, doesn't have to be boondocking can be anything.
Any info would be great.
Thanks,
Rich