Death Valley National Park
$875 Dbl. Per person
$1,070 Sgl. Per person
$300 Deposit Per person
Balance Due – September 21, 2026
Tour includes:
Deluxe Motor Coach Transportation
Hostess, Bottled Water & Snacks
Lodging:
- Holiday Inn Express, Pahrump 12/1/26
- Holiday Inn Express, Henderson 12/2/26
Attractions:
Death Valley National Park
- Zabriskie Point
- Badwater Basin
- Furnace Creek Visitor Center
- Harmony Borax Works
- Mustard Canyon
Rhyolite, NV (Ghost Town)
Death Valley Nut & Candy Store – Beatty, NV
Meals:
- Dinner at Artisan Cellars Winery & Restaurant
- Breakfasts at hotels
Tour price does not include:
Gratuity for Driver and Hostess Other meals not listed
Red Rock Canyon, which spans more than 195,000 acres, is Nevada’s first National Conservation Area and serves as a mecca which exemplifies the unique qualities of the Mojave Desert. Although the recreation area is just 17 miles west of the Las Vegas Strip – close enough that peak tops are visible from the Las Vegas Valley – it’s worlds away in terms of atmosphere. Taking in the startling contrast of red sandstone layered through gray limestone in the sheer cliff faces (some of which reach a staggering 1,800 feet) is an incredible natural wonder that won’t soon be forgotten. This sandstone is part of the same geologic formation, known as the Navajo Formation, that is also found throughout the southwest United States.
The Tom Kelly Bottle House is one of the few remaining examples of bottle house architecture in the United States.
In Nevada, where wood is scarce and expensive, miners often built their houses with whatever was cheap and readily available. In many cases, glass bottles fit the bill. The bottles would be used like bricks and mortared in with adobe. Bottle houses are great in hot climates because they are cool in the summer, hold heat in the winter, and allow for natural light. This bottle house was built in 1906 by Tom Kelly, an Australian-born stonemason turned gold miner, using over 50,000 bottles. Kelly paid local children 10 cents for a wheelbarrow full of bottles – about $3 in 2021.
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