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Article: Death Valley biking. (includes related article on tips when you bike in Death Valley)
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- Sunset
- Article date:
- February 1, 1990
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Death Valley biking As the day's first light breaks over the Funeral Mountains, you glide into the silence of one of the world's great wildernesses. The morning chill comes as a surprise in Death Valley, the nation's lowest, hottest, driest spot; but in winter, the searing heat eases its grip, and the valley becomes a place to cherish and explore.
With major attractions concentrated in a few area near relatively flat paved roads, Death Valley is well-situated for cycling. Sightseeing by bike takes more time and preparation than going by car, but it also gives you a closer look at the place, and a clearer sense of its immensity. To best appreciate the valley by ...