| Telescope Peak rises 11,331 feet above Badwater Basin |
| A pool of salty water at Badwater Basin, followed by miles of salt flats, lies 282 feet below sea level, America's lowest elevation. Telescope Peak is the mountain in the distance. |
| Badwater Basin and Telescope Peak as seen from Dantes View |
| The Black Mountains above Artist's Drive feature many colorful rock layers |
| The Death Valley Sand Dunes lie at the heart of Death Valley with the Amargosa Mountains in the background. |
| The Amargosa Mountains form a colorful backdrop to the Death Valley Sand Dunes. |
| Death Valley Sand Dunes |
| Cream-colored formations contrasting the sand dunes and darker-colored mountains, |
| This unusual concentration of colored earth deposits was named Artist's Palette. It is the highlight of the Artist's Drive at Death Valley. |
| Artist's Drive wanders between black hills with Death Valley in the distance. |
| Colored cliffs and hills of Artists Drive |
| Desert Holly grows along the Artist's Drive. |
| A wash cuts through black lava flows in the hills above Death Valley. |
| Artist's Palette |
| Mountains and hills along Artists Drive |
| Rogers Peak and Bennett Peak in the Panamint Range west of Death Valley. |
| Wildrose Peak |
| Salt Creek flows through low hills in the middle of Death Valley. |
| Salt Creek and it's unusual vegetation which can tolerate heat and salt, but needs lots of water. |
| Mustard Canyon's colored mud depositis. |
| Harmony Borax Works |
| Natural Bridge |
| Salt Flats at Badwater Basin |
