[pics] The Magic and Mystery of Death Valley with Modern Jeepers

It’s not too late to join us for our second ModernJeeper Adventures to Death Valley in March 2020.   The canyons are full of the echos of the old mining days and gold exploration gone by.  Tales of deadmen, wagons burned, gunsights lost, parched and mummified bodies await you – not to mention to some fun and exciting Jeep trails mixed with overland camping at its best.

Noted desert travelers Tom Severin and Del Albright are your guides.  Hosted, narrated and laced with entertaining stories, this Jeep adventure will give you a lifetime of memories with a different overland camping spot for 3 nights to add campfire fun to your 4 days of Jeeping.

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Enjoy this gallery of Death Valley Adventure pics:

Overland crew headed to Cerro Gordo

Shored up mine; stay out and stay alive.

Line-up

Hearing about the old mining days

Mining remnants.

Cast iron corned beef in Death Valley

“Cousin Jack” built into the side hill.

Sunrise at Texas Springs.

Sand dune crust formation

Death Valley views are worth the drive on wash board roads.

Sand Dunes of Death Valley.

Old railroad car at Rhyolite.

Inside an old mining cabin

Barrel cactus in Titus Canyon

Giant Nolina in bloom with Del & Stacie.

The views are worth it.

Tom Severin, Chief Guide on our adventure.

Del Albright, your other guide around the campfire making up songs — Thank you, Eileen Crowl,  for the pic.

You will see all varieties of Jeeps and 4×4’s enjoying Death Valley.

Tom Severin and Del Albright telling stories

Tea for two? When you come across a site like Tea Kettle Junction in Death Valley, your adventure just topped the charts.