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Devil’s Golf Course

Death Valley National Park


Some 15 miles south of Furnace Creek, salt has piled up into saw-toothed miniature mountains in what was once a major lake that evaporated about 2000 years ago. You're free to explore this bizarre landscape, but don't expect to tee up.


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