Near the Stovepipe Wells camping area a dirt road leads to rows of sand dunes. Late in the day the sunlight becomes warmer, casting the dunes into dramatic relief. This is a perfect time of day to take pictures. It was also a perfect way to end the day. There is nothing like an endless beach to make four grown men feel like kids again.
Death Valley is far too vast to see in a single day.
We covered almost 100 miles that day and did not begin to see and do all that's possible within the park boundaries. Death Valley National Park is a desert wonderland waiting for me to discover it again. In addition to the campgrounds the park also has three resorts, including the historic Furnace Creek Inn.