Death Valley 2022/23

[DAW89446]

Looking back towards Big Dune and the valley whose name escapes me.

Amargosa Valley.

[DAW89446]

Thanks for sharing what is arguably one of the most spectacular threads this forum has ever had.

I heartily agree. 👍

[MojaveGeek]

I've been hiking in the DV area for 35 years. I gotta agree, the more you know about the place, the more you find you don't know, and the more new places you discover that you want to check out. You do get a lot of solitude that way!

Yes this thread has been a classic, and thanks much for the tips you gave me for my own 10 days out there in March. Always looking for kindred spirits. Happy trails!

[Daymoth]

Ill miss this so much! Thankyou for sharing so many special places and for adding uncountable items to my neverending to do list.

Where to next?

[DeathValleyDazed]

Agree with netllama about this thread being the best ever in this forum. I hope next year's thread has as many legs as this one did. BTW, loved the lists of stats and details in the summary!

[Beardilocks]

Thanks everyone for your comments.  I’m glad you could ride along for a bit of this trip. 

As far as what’s next, I’m currently trying to stay at cooler altitude and am exploring the Pahranagat Valley and checking out some Hab sites and glyphs as I go. 

Slowly headed east to deal with some stupid DMV related things and to see some family. 

[John Morrow]

Feel free to turn this space into Pahranagat.net for a while

[MojaveGeek]

Feel free to turn this space into Pahranagat.net for a while

Absolutely! It's a cool area and I've only touched it myself.

[Daymoth]

Yes please!!!!

Those hallo rays coming out of that sheeps head...hmmm

[DAW89446]

As far as what’s next, I’m currently trying to stay at cooler altitude and am exploring the Pahranagat Valley and checking out some Hab sites and glyphs as I go. 

Some pretty country west of Hiko. Been to one glyph site there about a quarter century ago ... [insert feeling old sentiments here ]