The Death Valley segment of the tour includes several key stops that highlight the park's unique geography and extreme environment: Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes: This is the first stop in the park, where travelers can walk across the golden sand dunes and view the surrounding mountain ranges. It is a primary location for photography. Furnace Creek Visitor Center: An educational stop where visitors learn about the park’s status as one of the hottest places on Earth, as well as its geological history and desert ecosystems. Death Valley Ranch: A scheduled break for lunch in a central location surrounded by the park's rugged desert terrain. Badwater Basin: Travelers visit the lowest point in North America, sitting at 282 feet below sea level. The stop involves walking out onto the expansive white salt flats. Zabriskie Point: An elevated overlook that provides panoramic views of the park’s iconic, multi-colored badland formations and the vast desert landscape below.