Death Valley Offline Guide

Fotospot does it again! Just like the Joshua Tree app, had no idea what to expect in a trip to Death Valley (death??) But the app made my trip fun and showed me things to look for and find! Great job!!

You cant get more off the beaten track than exploring Death Valley with Fotospot. Once I have seen the main sights, I pop open Fotospot and check out what else is around. I’m always surprised to see there is so much more to explore.

Death Valley is huge but sparsely populated. You definitely need a guide to get around this vast national park. You don’t want to be wandering around aimlessly, so this is the perfect guide for honing your trip down efficiently. My favorite feature is the offline use of the guide, important in national parks which often lack cell service.

One of the coolest spots to visit and I don’t mean the weather. Death Valley is creepy and beautiful at the same time. Like a nature reserve and a ghost town at the same time. This app helped me navigate all of the best spots!

I don’t believe anyone would want to wander around Death Valley without a guide or map. There are a ton of exciting hikes there if you can find them but never fear. The Death Valley app is here to lead you to interesting sites like the Mosaic Canyon Trail and the Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes. And if you’re worried about losing your cell signal, worry not. All of the information is downloadable. I love this app a lot. Death Valley is really quite beautiful. A hundred thumbs up is my rating!

This app has all the spots in DVNP, but our favorite was Badwater Basin. It's the lowest point in North America. So Crazy!

Death Valley is so much more than a cool name. So many sights to see including Zabriskie Point. Great app to use to make sure you hit all the high notes!

Make sure to go in the spring to see the wildflower blooms!

It’s like having a great tour guide but no corny jokes

I loved Death Valley and can't recommend this app enough. It gets crazy hot, so make sure to visit between October and March.