Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America. Photo credit: Ann Britton Campbell
There will come a moment on your getaway in Death Valley National Park–while hiking between walls of polished marble or standing on a blinding-white salt flat or floating in a spring-fed pool under an ink-black skies awash with stars–when you realize you are falling in love.
Because despite its morbid name, arid landscapes, and well deserved rep for extreme heat, as park ranger Jess Kavanagh points out, “Death Valley slowly creeps in to everyone’s heart.”
To kindle that romance, pay attention to …. Continue reading in Just for Canadian Dentists.
