Zabriskie Point badlands

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Zabriskie Point badlands are a strikingly eroded, colorful landscape of gullies and ridges in Death Valley National Park, famed for their dramatic views at sunrise and sunset.

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Zabriskie Point area 2
Zabriskie Point badlands canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf badlands
landform
tourist attraction
climate hot desert climate
composedOf clay-rich deposits
sandstone
sedimentary rock
siltstone
country United States
formedBy erosion
flash floods
mass wasting
water erosion
geologicalAge Pliocene
linked to: Pliocene epoch
hasColor brown
cream
golden brown
pink
yellow
hasNearbyTrail Badlands Loop trail
linked to: Badlands Loop Road

Golden Canyon trail
linked to: Golden Canyon Trail

Gower Gulch loop
hasNotableFeature colorful sedimentary layers
dramatic sunrise views
dramatic sunset views
eroded gullies
sharp ridges
locatedIn California
Death Valley National Park
Inyo County, California
United States
Zabriskie Point
managedBy National Park Service
near Furnace Creek
overlooks Badwater Basin
Death Valley
partOf Amargosa Range foothills
linked to: Amargosa Range

Basin and Range Province
Death Valley
popularFor hiking
photography
sightseeing
sunrise viewing
sunset viewing
touristSeason spring
winter
viewedFrom Zabriskie Point overlook

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Manly Beacon overlooks Zabriskie Point badlands
Gower Gulch hasAccessPoint Zabriskie Point area
linked to: Zabriskie Point badlands
Golden Canyon Trail hasViewOf Zabriskie Point area
linked to: Zabriskie Point badlands