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Death Valley National Park
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| Tip: If you're traveling in a 4wd, high clearance vehicle, you can drive through Titus Canyon. The road is one way, though, and the trailhead is at the exit. So, to enter the canyon, you'll need to drive towards Beatty and watch for the Titus Canyon turnoff. Also, you might want to check with the park ahead of time, to make sure the road is open. During the heavy rains of 2004 the road was damaged by flood waters, and during my visit in April, 2005, it was only open to foot traffic. |


Near the trailhead, you'll also find an alternate trail that, instead of leading into the canyon, takes you north along the edge of the Grapevine Mountains. If Titus didn't satisfy your hankering for hiking, this trail will take you to the next canyon, Fall Canyon. As the name suggests, you can expect to see some dry waterfalls there.

I took a short side path up to the top of a small hill, just to check out the view. High winds swirling around the edge of the nearby mountains made the hike less than enjoyable, so I didn't go any farther.
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