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Death Valley in 120F EXTREME HEAT | Hottest Drive EVER 4K

Experience a breathtaking 4K scenic drive from Bad Water in Death Valley Basin to Pahrump during sunset . This video showcases driving through the surreal landscapes of the Mojave Desert, , revealing the beauty of Death Valley. During out visit the temperature rose to 120°F (49°C). This is a perfect road trip for travel enthusiasts and scenic drive lovers. ➤ SUBSCRIBE for more scenic drives ➤ http://subscribe.worldofdrives.com/ Enjoy this scenic drive at Death Valley from Bad Water Basin (the lowest point in North America, 282 feet below sea level), via Bad Water Road and California State Route 190 East to Pahrump, Nevada. Driving from Bad water Basin to Pahrump is like traversing a surreal, otherworldly landscape, where endless salt flats meet rugged mountains, and the stark desert beauty makes every mile unforgettable. On our way, we pass by the Artists Road, which offers a breathtaking drive that winds through vibrant, multicolored hills, revealing nature’s stunning palette in the heart of the desert. Perfect for anyone who loves scenic drives, road trips, and nature, this video captures the beauty and adventure of driving through Death Valley in Nevada, showcasing the core of the American Southwest. This scenic drive is shot in 4K. 0:00:00 - Hottest Drive Ever: Death Valley Scenic Drive 0:00:48 - Badwater Basin 0:02:18 - Badwater Road 0:15:36 - California State Route 190 East 0:20:20 - Twenty Mule Team Canyon 0:23:01 - Continuing on California State Route 190 East 0:41:49 - Death Valley Junction 0:42:36 - Ash Meadows Road About Death Valley Death Valley is a desert valley located in Eastern California, within the Mojave Desert, known for being one of the hottest places on Earth. Part of Death Valley National Park, it features diverse landscapes including salt flats, sand dunes, badlands, valleys, canyons, and mountains. The valley is home to Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America at 282 feet (86 meters) below sea level. Death Valley's extreme temperatures and arid conditions create a unique environment that supports a variety of adapted plants and wildlife. Despite its harsh climate, it attracts numerous visitors who come to experience its dramatic scenery and geological features, such as the Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, Zabriskie Point, and the Racetrack Playa. Its rich history, stunning natural beauty, and status as a natural wonder make Death Valley a fascinating destination for travelers and nature enthusiasts alike.    / @worldofdrives   #driving #travel #4k #4kVideo #drive #roadtrip #scenicdrive #Deathvalley #california #badwaterroad #badwaterbasin #deathvalleynationalpark #nationalpark