A Tour of Death Valley

Undertaker is from death valley ........?::::

Every time we go 4X4 through death valley we'd listen to 80's music and when it came to night time we'd listen Enigma 

I recommend bringin hell of allot water it gets up to 100 degrees and higher u will go through 20 gallons in no time.

careful of run away tents to lol, and dont get stuck there are flash flood areas but there is a hidden oasis with sweet onions. in a pond underneath a waterfall

I thought the music was the intro to death alley driver by Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow.

Great Video.. Death Valley is a place all have to see. Get a free app. vegasactivetravelguide com  works in Death Valley without cell connection, just save your favorite places. See you all in Vegas!

Stupid question but, was this where under taker was born

Fine

this may be the hottest place on earth.

is this were the undertaker born I pictured it I'll be more scary

Undertaker is from Austin Texas

the music sucks

So how do those rocks make tracks?

Great place to visit!

undertaker was borned in texas but was in death valley for more years then he was in texas

Would have been good but the organ killed the video !!!

why did they called a Death Valley.. just curious 😟

the music sounds too dramatic to me. Would have expected more explanations and less of a photo show.

what up with the "toccata in D Minor" it's creepy

Great photo documentary, but I had to mute it all the way through, can´t stand the music from this chap, sorry! to me, Death Valley resembles serenity, nothing to do with whatever Bach had in mind at the time he composed that piece. Great video, otherwise.

Unlike some of the commenters, I appreciate the music and the sense of foreboding it portrays. Also appreciate the overview and perspective your maps provide.

Really bad production!

beautiful shots, thank you.

beautiful color but wow i felt rushed

Keep the music, I enjoyed it. Thank you for this wonderful video, traveling is one thing I wish to do a lot of when I have the means, and it's videos like these that inspire me to explore my wonderful home of California.

I watched all of the videos by the Creator of BackRoadsWest1,  he names the city or area, but NOT the State in the USA.  I like his videos....But I need to see the State the Places are located in, because I don't know everything in the USA.

Very nice. Like your choice of music. May I ask how much it cost you for licensing music to this video clip?

Great stuff guys...

Bach is like Death Valley bleak and very beautiful. Good choice!

I appreciate your videos. I do wish you would give the names of the music. I see below someone said it's a Bach Tocata.

I know Death Valley, and this is an awesome intro to the sights and the feel of the spot.
But please: Correct "Mosiac Canyon" to the proper 'Mosaic Canyon'.....

In 1985 I camped in death valley with a friend and his family for weeks. His father was a geologist and was studying river beds and the rocks within them. Camping underneath the stars in death valley was a amazing time for 5th grade boy. Thanks, to Patrick and his family for the memories.

Stop the music and describe what is being shown. Nice pictures but a very terrible video

Terrible music choice. This is supposed to be fun not a funeral.

I lived in Death Valley from Feb. 1979 to October 1979 and March 1981 to July 1981. I miss it, and if it weren't for my crappy health, I'd go back to work there. I hate Fresno, and I wish I were there instead of here!

Thank you, but the music is very annoying to hear throughout!!

Nice. Thanks for sharing.

I was there in the late summer of 1972 . My Bro' in law Frank picked us up at Salt Lake City and we drove down to Springville, staying a couple days with LDS family, then ano' 100 miles or so to LDS Temple at Logan, a beautiful B'ldg. It was already getting very hot..then ano' 500 mile to Las Vegas thro' Death Valley, & past Furnace Creek. He wanted us to experience & see where some of the hottest temp's on earth were recorded. He knew it would be hot, but that's Ok he said.( aha ) little did we know, but it became so incredibly hot that day. Frank being in USAF had lots of 'gadgets' on board, and the station waggon thermo' showed 182' deg.( Not engine temp) .he kept saying as we got thro' the valley, it had to be a mistake. Turns out that Furnace Creek had just recorded (1972) a Temp of 201deg a few weeks before, and so I found that our outside temp gauge was accurate.
Being a visitor from England UK, thoughts of ; are we going to die ? worried me..( Is this why they call it Death Valley, what are we doing here ? as my Sis in Law was in total panic & already in a feint.
I could also see, Frank was scared but he just put his foot to the floor and we flew on for about 6 hours. We got to his AF base house in Las Vegas about 11: 20 pm. A scary " I was there "situation & I just did not know it, which I've never forgotten, although the events of the day went quite out of mind on my first sight of Vegas, as we came over a ridge to see all across the horizon, the multi-coloured city lights and scrapers ablaze, searchlights tracking the sky, revealing a giant 'Welcome to Las Vegas' billboard atop a skyscraper showing 72deg -11:12 pm.. Awesome.

56.7°c 😵

Johann Sebastian Rock

Love the music on this. What is it's title?

We already toured it back in the 80s

great choice on the intro music: tocatta in d minor by good old J.S. Bach. well done

A fugue follows the tocatta secrion. one part prested then another and another: very much " layeting". Again, the music is J.S. Bach Tocatta a d fugue in d minor. compare this choice to the mindless "loops" presented to as a "musoc"... I laugh and I cry...

Used to stay at furnace creek campground every October /November growing up. It's been 35 years. Thanks for the video/memories.

Mosaic Canyon, not Mosiac Canyon.
Leadfield, not Leadville.
What about the Eureka Dunes?
I'm glad you included the China Ranch Date Farm!

Death Valley Is Truly Beautiful!
Thank you for this video...
It's it on a faulty line?

Vampire 🧛‍♂️ music 🎶 convey the feeling of Death Valley.