In a rare opportunity, Death Valley’s Badwater Basin — normally a salt flat — has enough water for kayaking, park officials say. Related Articles As Trump calls for reopening Alcatraz ...

Amid torrential downpours, Death Valley National Park's valley floor ... “It’s a lot of fun,” Gang, who gave a girl a ride on his kayak, told the outlet. “It’s good to see the little ...

You’ll need to provide your own kayak. “Death Valley does not have any kayaks available for rent. If folks are planning on paddling in the park, they will need to bring their own gear.

(There’s no place to rent a kayak in Death Valley, so those interested in going out on the water need to bring their own.) Satellite images released by NASA illustrate the ephemeral lake’s ...

“It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to kayak Lake Manley,” Heather Gang said. It was a sharp contrast to the Death Valley of the past where they figured they had once stood around the ...

Wednesday brought him to Death Valley National Park in California, where hundreds have and will continue to flock to kayak over the next week or so in North America’s driest place.

So much rain has fallen in California’s normally bone-dry Death Valley National Park, a temporary lake formed — and it’s deep enough to kayak on, photos show. NPS/K.Skilling Death Valley ...

Kayaks aren’t a must-bring item when visiting Death Valley National Park ... The lake was deep enough to kayak after Hilary, but it wasn’t until recently that flooded roads were cleared ...

Death Valley National Park ... “The lake was deep enough to kayak for a few weeks after Hurricane Hilary, but unfortunately, people couldn’t come enjoy it then,” Wines added.