Death Valley National Park has received more rainfall than typical this winter, enabling visitors to kayak and paddle board on a lake. Lake Manly in the park has been replenished as Death Valley has ...

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. National Park Service officials realized ...

Lake Manly has reappeared in Death Valley’s Badwater Basin, according to video bloggers who have visited the site since New ...

The oppressive winds felt in Las Vegas this past week also were felt throughout the region, stifling the limited opportunity to kayak on the ephemeral lake at Death Valley National Park, rangers ...

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DEATH VALLEY NATIONAL PARK, Calif. — Perched on a chair atop the camper van he calls home, Zack Wilfley gazed at a swarm of visitors quickly throwing off their shoes to wade in Badwater Basin’s ...

National Park Service officials realized the rare — and limited-time — opportunity and opened the driest place in the U.S. to kayakers, according to a Feb. 16 news release. “The magic ingredient this ...