Welcome to California’s Death Valley, a sub-sea level basin that is home to stunning sand dunes, historic ghost towns, and mesmerizing color palettes. While the name and high temperature may be intimidating, this is one of the most surreally beautiful locations in the world. Start your Death Valley cycling trip with a beautiful bike ride through the Furnace Creek area, complete with views from Zabriskie Point and Harmony Borax Works, concluding the ride at The Inn at the Oasis. While Death Valley may be known for its warm winter temperatures, the accommodations at the Inn of Death Valley, a renowned desert oasis, offer respite from the dry desert heat. This luxury inn is surrounded by a canopy of palm gardens, and features a spring fed pool, making it no surprise that it was once a getaway for Hollywood elites. With the Inn as your home base, discover all that this desert gem has to offer. Explore the eerie ghost town of Rhyolite, home to abandoned streets and ominous statues that are fittingly reminiscent of ghosts. Walk upon the ancient lakebed of the Mesquite Sand Dunes and hike the stunning hills of Golden Canyon to Zabriskie Point for the most well-regarded view in all of Death Valley. This trip includes perhaps the most incredible sight of the week – a ride along Artist’s Drive. This iconic road is named for the natural beauty of the eroded desert hills, which are composed of vibrant colors that come from the oxidation of minerals found within. Experience the best of this California’s Mojave Desert on a Death Valley biking and hiking trip!