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Death Valley’s Sublime Eureka Dunes
Read More: Death Valley’s Sublime Eureka DunesThis is probably the eight time I’ve visited Eureka Dunes at Death Valley National Park and I still get a thrill from the experience. Once again I was buzzed by fighter jets but these jets from nearby China Lake Naval Base. I spent a couple of days here so I’ll have 2 or 3 posts…
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Death Valley’s Eureka Dunes-Part 2
Read More: Death Valley’s Eureka Dunes-Part 2The dunes and the area around it.
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Death Valley’s Eureka Dunes- Part 1
Read More: Death Valley’s Eureka Dunes- Part 1After I endured the buzz over of that fighter jet, I headed up the sand dunes. Hiking sand dunes with camera gear can be exhausting. The key is to hike on firm sand, not the soft stuff. A cloudy day was producing flat light. With flat light, you don’t get any shadows which is vital…
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The Ultimate Rush?
Read More: The Ultimate Rush?I get a rush whenever I visit Eureka Dunes at Death Valley National Park. But last week I received what was possibly the ultimate rush. As I was setting up camp at the base of the dunes, I noticed something low in the air coming at me really fast. I’ve seen fighter jets from the…
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Death Valley’s Remote Eureka Dunes
Read More: Death Valley’s Remote Eureka DunesAfter my visit to Racetrack Playa, I motored over more rough roads for 45 miles to Eureka Dunes. It’s in a remote part of Death Valley National Park so not many people go there. The dunes are 700 feet tall, amongst the tallest in North America. Low hanging clouds, a few sprinkles and a beautiful…
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A Favorite Place Of Mine-Eureka Dunes
Read More: A Favorite Place Of Mine-Eureka DunesDeath Valley National Park is huge. In fact, it’s the largest national park in the continental United States. The park contains many remote areas that are difficult to get to but well worth the effort. One such is Eureka Dunes in the northern section of the park. They reach some 700 feet into the California…