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Military Flight Exercise Support Death Valley National Park Protect Resources

Effective Friday, September 12, 2008, Death Valley National Park will permit a flight exercise in partnership with the US military. This unique opportunity allows the park to obtain detailed aerial photographs and other data that will be used to study and protect park resources. The exercise will take...

Posted to Outdoor & National Park News (Weblog) by accarrie on 10-06-2008
Bloopered Reel 1

The Crew has never taken themselves too seriously, and here's proof. Blooper Reel 1 spans footage from Death Valley and the Chicago studio. Who doesn’t like the outdoors? No one. And, since you’re watching this video, we know that you’ll enjoy the benefits of receiving our free...

Posted to Adventure-Crew.com National Park Videos (Weblog) by Mike Pudlo on 08-29-2008
eNews #1 - Death Valley National Park

Adventure-Crew takes you on a quick peak into Death Valley’s Race Track in one of our first eNews videos. Join Clint Pollock as he has some fun with the old, mysterious racing rocks legend. Actually see these rocks up close as they apparently creep around the Race Track.

Posted to Adventure-Crew.com National Park Videos (Weblog) by Mike Pudlo on 08-14-2008
Lost Burro Mine Death Valley

Adventurous…or Just Plain Crazy? Death Valley’s LOST BURRO MINE Washed-out roads! Giant tarantulas! Lost burros! Join Team Adventure-Crew as we venture down darn-near impassable roads in steaming-hot Death Valley to visit the little-known Lost Burro mine site. Are we crazy or just adventurous...

Posted to Adventure-Crew.com National Park Videos (Weblog) by Mike Pudlo on 08-14-2008
Darwin Falls Adventure

Take a break from Death Valley’s searing heat with Team Adventure-Crew as we trek from desert floor to a life-saving oasis. Mike shares his “been there” tip on how to reach a remarkable vista overlooking the falls, then reveals where to find the coldest beer in town. for Adventurers...

Posted to Adventure-Crew.com National Park Videos (Weblog) by Mike Pudlo on 08-14-2008
Artist's Point - Easy, Colorful Death Valley Side Trip

Visiting Death Valley? Check out this easy, scenic walking loop with Clint and Mike as your guides. Then listen up as Gary gives you sage advice about bringing lots of water. They didn’t name it Death Valley for nothing, you know.

Posted to Adventure-Crew.com National Park Videos (Weblog) by Mike Pudlo on 08-14-2008
A+ Driving Adventure:TITUS CANYON 4-WHEELIN’

Of all the 785 miles of roads in Death Valley, the primitive 27-mile loop through Titus Canyon is a rare find that’s often closed due to mudslides. Team up with Adventure-Crew as they wind their way through this impressive slot canyon in high-clearance 4-wheel drive trucks.

Posted to Adventure-Crew.com National Park Videos (Weblog) by Mike Pudlo on 08-14-2008
Devil’s Golf Course

Old-timers gave this ancient seabed a hellish name; Clint and Gary try like the devil for a hole-in-one in Death Valley’s Devil’s Golf Course. Fore!

Posted to Adventure-Crew.com National Park Videos (Weblog) by Mike Pudlo on 08-14-2008
Finding a great place to stay at Death Valley

Death Valley National Park has 3.4 million acres of desert and mountains, making it the largest national park in the United States. The possibilities are endless. Here are a few of the popular places to stay in and around the park. The Furnace Creek Inn is open mid-October through Mother's Day. The...

Posted to Death Valley National Park (Forum) by accarrie on 06-24-2008
Taking a break at Panamint Springs Resort in Death Valley

No better spot in Deathy Valley to recharge all your batteries then the Panamint Sprints Resort. The Panamint Springs Resort is located in the west end of Death Valley National Park off of Hwy 90. We had a great time meeting the manager Ben and look forward to seeing all the new development they have...

Posted to Mike Adventures America (MediaGallery) by Mike Pudlo on 05-27-2008

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