The name might not be very enticing, but every year we invite travelers to visit Death Valley National Park and the guest list keeps growing! Death Valley is the largest national park in the Lower 48, encompassing a wide range of landscapes from below-sea-level Badwater Basin, to colorful badlands, to sand dunes, to snow-covered, 11,049-foot Telescope Peak. This land of extremes is real and raw, which is why we suggest a stay at the park’s elegant Oasis at Death Valley, a 1920s resort with palms, a swimming pool, fine dining, and more. Death Valley is never more alive than in springtime, with comfortable sunny days and blooming wildflowers, if winter moisture has been sufficient. Come to Death Valley for early spring rebirth!