Officials are on the lookout for someone who damaged endangered plant life by illegally driving over the famed Eureka Dunes in Death Valley ... decline caused by off-road vehicle recreation. “ ...

A joyrider has once again wreaked havoc in California’s Death Valley ... Eureka Dunes is near the north end of the park, a good distance from the areas previously damaged by illegal off-roading.

A European tourist suffered third-degree burns on his feet while walking on scorching sand dunes in Death Valley National Park ... his flip-flops or they broke off as he trekked on the hot sand.

Plans will change quickly when the temps soar past 100 degrees. What doesn't change is the jaw-dropping, austere beauty of ...

How hot was it in Death Valley over the weekend? It was so hot that a European tourist melted the skin off his feet when he lost his flip-flops in the sand dunes, park officials said. To make ...

leaving his bare foot exposed to the blistering sand. Others in his group had to carry him off the dunes and transported him to a ranger station for treatment. Death Valley is known for being the ...

By Sara Ruberg More than a month after a joy rider tore through Eureka Dunes in California’s Death Valley National ... several plants. Both off-road vehicles and sand boards are illegal on ...

A Belgian tourist is recovering after his skin melted off ... Death Valley National Park. The National Park Service reported the 42-year-old man was walking on the Mesquite Flat sand dunes when ...

It was so hot that a European tourist melted the skin off his feet when he lost his flip-flops in the sand dunes, park officials said. To make matters worse, the temperatures made the air too thin ...