How long does it take to cross Death Valley by car?

The drive through Death Valley National Park is about 137 miles (220 km) and takes about two and a half hours to drive. However, if you want to explore the park's many scenic overlooks, hiking trails, and other attractions, you should plan on spending a day or more.

Here are some of the most popular stops in Death Valley National Park:

* Dante's View: This is one of the most popular overlooks in the park, offering stunning views of Death Valley and the surrounding mountains.

* Zabriskie Point: Another popular overlook, Zabriskie Point offers views of the colorful badlands and eroded hills of Death Valley.

* Badwater Basin: This is the lowest point in North America, at 282 feet (86 m) below sea level.

* Artist's Palette: This colorful hillside is a result of different minerals that have been deposited over time.

* Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes: These dunes are a popular spot for hiking, sandboarding, and photography.

In addition to these attractions, there are also a number of museums, visitor centers, and ranger-led programs available in Death Valley National Park.