Wild Terrain Expeditions
VALLEY OF ECHO'S EXPEDITION
Death Valley Experience
December 29, 2024 - January 1, 2025
VALLEY OF ECHO'S EXPEDITION WITH WILD TERRAIN EXPEDITIONS
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The Death Valley Experience will take you through remote passes of Death Valley National Park that only the adventurer’s seek out.
Trip Duration - 4 days, 3 nights
TRIP OVERVIEW
All 4×4’s welcome, including AWD Adventure Vans!
The Death Valley Experience will take you through remote passes of Death Valley National Park that only the adventurer’s seek out. Along the journey you will explore abandoned gold mines, ghost towns, warm springs, and amazing natural artifacts. This trip is full of amazing views and possible extreme weathers.
Experience Death Valley
EXCURSIONS WITH THE REVEL CLUB
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Meet Your Guides from Wild Terrain Expeditions
BENJAMIN BORGENS
Benjamin founded Wild Terrain Expeditions out of a deep love for the outdoors and a desire to pass this passion down through generations. With over 20 years of off-roading and camping experience, and a rich family history in off-road racing from the Baja 1000 to the Mint 400 and everything in-between. Benjamin is dedicated to crafting expeditions that emphasize both safety and environmental stewardship. He invests countless hours in route creation, utilizing mapping software, studying paper maps, and personally exploring each path to ensure its viability. Committed to “Tread Lightly” principles, Benjamin encourages everyone to embrace these practices in their own adventures.
DEATH VALLEY EXPERIENCE WITH
WILD TERRAIN EXPEDITIONS
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*Important note: Due to weather, wash outs, road closures, land slides,
and all kinds of crazy unknown acts of Mother Nature, routes are subject to change.
Day 1
Trona to Ballarat
Starting in Trona CA, we will start our journey around 10am making our way into Panamint Valley and in to the old ghost town of Ballarat. Ballarat holds some interesting history of a dark time in California. One of the vehicles on display here is Charles Mansons old Dodge Power Wagon. From Ballarat the expedition into Death Valley National Park begins. Our next stop will be the charcoal kilns above Wildrose where we will have lunch at. Once leaving the charcoal kilns we will make our way towards Stove Pipe Wells and find camp along the way where dinner will be served shortly after arriving at camp and the campfire stories begin.
Day 2
Exploring
Death Valley
We will pack it up and get ready for the adventures that await. Day 2 is packed with fun. Starting just outside of Stove Pipe Wells, we’ll work deep in to Death Valley and stop along the way at the many wonders of the land stopping in Furnace creek for our only fuel stop on the entire trip and continuing to Bad water basin where we will have lunch. Bad water basin is the lowest point in the Northern hemisphere that your can walk at 282 feet below sea level it’s a fascinating site. From Badwater well finding camp near Westside Road. As we arrive, dinner will be on its way to being served and we will enjoy a wonderful night around the campfire eating dinner and telling stories of the fun adventures we all have been on.
Day 3
Westside Road to The Racetrack
We pack it up and get ready for an early departure. Today we are making the drive up from Westside Road to the famous Racetrack. We will stop at points of interest along the way and have lunch at Ubehebe Crater before entering the long dirt road out to the Racetrack. We’ll have plenty of time to walk into the Racetrack and examine the cool trails left behind by the racing rocks. We’ll be camping at the campground on the south side of the Racetrack where dinner will be served and engage in more campfire talk.
Day 4
Conquering Lippincott Pass
We will pack it up and get ready for the most technical part of the trail. Down Lippincott Pass into Saline Valley. Once down into Saline Valley we will make our turn on to South Pass Road and climb our way out of Death Valley National Park. We will stop along the trail for lunch then continue along to Highway 190 and make our turn down to Lone Pine CA, where we will sadly say our goodbyes and head our separate ways.
GRANITE WILDERNESS EXPEDITION
Note
This trip requires a minimum 200-mile range of fuel. If you need to carry extra fuel, please remember to do so. This is not a place we want a fuel crisis.
This expedition is fully catered by our chef that cooks everything fresh every day. We bring a gourmet flair to camp cooking, and you’ll be raving about the meals every day!
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December 29th – January 1st, 2025
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