The Desolation Canyon route passes through a broad flood plain that transitions to a narrow gorge. Although it wasn't the most spectacular canyon I have visited in Death Valley, it was still a nice easy laid-back hike that traversed a path that was actually hardened mud instead of annoying gravel. The route eventually leads to a series of dry falls that become progressively harder to ascend (although certainly manageable). I tackled a few and then called it a day.
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Cyclic Tornadic Supercell // West Texas & Far Eastern New Mexico // 5 June 2025
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