The Furnace Creek Resort in Death Valley National Park will begin an ambitious $50-million makeover next year that will bring new luxury casitas to the Inn and a new town hall and square to the Ranch.

Xanterra Parks & Resorts this week will announce a multimillion-dollar restoration of its resort in Death Valley National Park, the latest in a series of upgrades across its national parks portfolio.

DEATH VALLEY, Calif. -- You know it's going to be a day like no other on the golf course when you approach the second tee, look at the pond fronting the green and think about jumping in. Never mind ...

Death Valley National Park lies in Inyo County, California, covering a large portion of the Death Valley basin and surrounding mountains on the border of the Mojave and Great Basin deserts.Death ...

DEATH VALLEY, Calif. — Most of us who cherish golf as a sport, hobby or passion have a bucket list. The normal suspects include rounds at Pine Valley, Pebble Beach, St. Andrews and Pinehurst No. 2, or ...

IT ISN'T ALL THAT OFTEN... that guests at a hotel get to peek at what goes on behind the scenes, in terms of how the property is run. Oh, a manager might let some visitors see the kitchen, or maybe a ...

Death Valley National Park around Furnace Creek brings together North America’s lowest land, searing desert and high mountains in one stark Californian landscape. Editorialbild im Reisemagazin-Stil ...

Mike and Cathy Parker, longtime regulars at the resort, were so intrigued that they fired up their Cessna 210 in Salem, Ore., leaving behind perfect Oregon weather, and landed at the airstrip right ...