Death Valley 2013 - Day 4 - Titus Canyon
On our 4th day in the park we moved from the Panamint Springs Resort (we lost our site, as a group had reserved the entire main campground) to Beaty Nevada.
Following the move, we went back into the park and drove from the valley to the west end of Titus Canyon, where we parked and walked through part of the canyon on foot.
Read MoreFollowing the move, we went back into the park and drove from the valley to the west end of Titus Canyon, where we parked and walked through part of the canyon on foot.
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