Las Vegas, Hot Springs and Death Valley

The tour is held from October to April. After a vacation in Las Vegas, track down Death Valley and hot springs. Routes are not difficult, this trip is for lovers of active recreation and walks in nature.

Day 1 - meeting participants in Las Vegas, check-in to a hotel, for those who wish - an evening walk along Las Vegas Boulevard, The Strip. Casinos and the nightlife of the city. A night at a hotel in Las Vegas.

Day 2 - the first half of the day - a tour of the city. After lunch - free program - shopping, visiting shows, casinos is possible. A night at a hotel in Las Vegas.

Day 3 - moving to the resort of hot springs Tekopa. Rest in the springs. A trip to the farm where dates are grown - China Ranch. Fresh harvest tasting. Walk through the gardens and surroundings. Holiday dinner at a local restaurant. Night in the hot springs of Tecopa.

Day 4 is Death Valley. Dantes View is a trip to the mountains bordering the valley from the east. Walking along the ridge - mind-blowing views and photos. The lowest point of the Western Hemisphere is Badwater Basin and the world-famous Zabriskie Point - tracking around the neighborhood. Night in the hot springs of Tecopa.

Day 5 is Death Valley. The Abandoned City of Ryolite, a hike in the Mosaic Canyon. Titus Canyon. A night at a hotel in Beatty, Nevada is a wild west romance.

Day 6 is Death Valley. A trip to the mysterious and mysterious Racetrack – Valley of moving stones. The path to the Valley passes through another, no less mysterious place - Ubehibe Crater. Shoshone Indians consider it the Place of Power and the point from which the tribe came to this world from the underworld. The story of the tribes inhabiting the region and their culture. Descent into the crater for those who wish. In the evening we moved to Shoshone, California. Night at the hotel.

Day 7 is the final breakfast. The final bath in the hot springs. Moving to Las Vegas airport, flying home.