Death Valley Flooding - all park roads closed 6/8/22

DisneyCupcake · 6 Aug 22, 02:54 PM

If anyone has a Death Valley visit planned please do some research about if the park roads are open. Death Valley had some serious flooding and at the moment the roads are all completely blocked and up to 1000 people awaiting for the roads to be cleared to leave.

nps.gov/deva/planyourvisit/conditions.htm

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Mortimer Mouse · 12 Aug 22, 08:26 AM

I see it's still closed today. CA190 is not expected to reopen until the 19th.

**stanleycamel** · 18 Aug 22, 10:32 PM

Latest update from the NPS

Death Valley National Park's most popular sites will reopen to the public on Saturday, Aug. 20 � just two weeks after a historic flood unleashed massive, record-setting rainfall and caused millions of dollars in damage to roads and facilities. Several park roads remain closed so visitors should plan ahead and not rely on GPS.

Visitors will only be able to access the park via State Route 190 and Panamint Valley Road. All other paved roads including Badwater Road from CA-178, all access roads via NV-374 (Beatty Cutoff and Daylight Pass), and North Highway/Scotty�s Castle road will remain closed for repairs.

Some of the park's most popular sites will reopen to visitors this weekend including: Furnace Creek Visitor Center, Badwater Basin (open only from State Route 190 but closed south of Badwater at mile marker 17), Golden Canyon, Artist Drive, Devils Golf Course, Natural Bridge, Zabriskie Point, Dantes View, Mesquite Sand Dunes, Twenty Mule Canyon, and Harmony Borax Works.

Other attractions will remain closed indefinitely and some park roads may remain closed for days to months, depending on the severity of the damage,

More information on openings can be found here

nps.gov/deva/learn/news/...P5xrPoA-YMgGsI

6 Aug 22, 02:54 PM	#1
	6 Aug 22, 02:54 PM DisneyCupcake Imagineer
DisneyCupcake Imagineer Join Date: Aug 17	Death Valley Flooding - all park roads closed 6/8/22 If anyone has a Death Valley visit planned please do some research about if the park roads are open. Death Valley had some serious flooding and at the moment the roads are all completely blocked and up to 1000 people awaiting for the roads to be cleared to leave. nps.gov/deva/planyourvisit/conditions.htm fox3now/major-flash-...sitiy6v4wY nA

18 Aug 22, 10:32 PM	#3
	18 Aug 22, 10:32 PM stanleycamel VIP Dibber ✓Premium Member
stanleycamel VIP Dibber Join Date: Dec 15 stanleycamel's Reviews Restaurant Reviews: 1	Latest update from the NPS Death Valley National Park's most popular sites will reopen to the public on Saturday, Aug. 20 � just two weeks after a historic flood unleashed massive, record-setting rainfall and caused millions of dollars in damage to roads and facilities. Several park roads remain closed so visitors should plan ahead and not rely on GPS. Visitors will only be able to access the park via State Route 190 and Panamint Valley Road. All other paved roads including Badwater Road from CA-178, all access roads via NV-374 (Beatty Cutoff and Daylight Pass), and North Highway/Scotty�s Castle road will remain closed for repairs. Some of the park's most popular sites will reopen to visitors this weekend including: Furnace Creek Visitor Center, Badwater Basin (open only from State Route 190 but closed south of Badwater at mile marker 17), Golden Canyon, Artist Drive, Devils Golf Course, Natural Bridge, Zabriskie Point, Dantes View, Mesquite Sand Dunes, Twenty Mule Canyon, and Harmony Borax Works. Other attractions will remain closed indefinitely and some park roads may remain closed for days to months, depending on the severity of the damage, More information on openings can be found here nps.gov/deva/learn/news/...P5xrPoA-YMgGsI