$3500 for 1 vehicle and up to 2 persons sharing 1 room. Maximum of 8 guest vehicles.
REQUIREMENTS: Vehicle with low range, minimum of 35″ tires and one locker. Skid plates highly recommended.
Day 1 – Wednesday, November 4 | Orientation & Skills Trail
Your adventure begins at The Ranch at Death Valley (Furnace Creek), where we’ll gather for an afternoon orientation trail designed to accomplish far more than simply stretching our legs.
This introductory drive allows everyone to become familiar with one another, learn each driver’s experience level, and gain confidence in both their Bronco and the unique terrain found throughout Death Valley. Along the way, our guides will review proper use of GOAT Modes, lockers, trail communication, spotting techniques, tire placement, and vehicle setup. Whether you’re reinforcing existing skills or learning something new, this relaxed afternoon provides the perfect foundation for the adventures ahead.
After returning to Furnace Creek, you’ll check into your accommodations before joining the group for a welcome reception with appetizers at one of the valley’s favorite gathering spots. It’s the perfect opportunity to meet fellow participants, ask questions, and prepare for the days ahead.
Overnight: The Ranch at Death Valley (Furnace Creek)
Day 2 – Thursday, November 5 | Remote Backcountry Expedition
After a hearty buffet breakfast, we’ll check out of Furnace Creek and depart promptly at 8:00 a.m. for an unforgettable day exploring some of Death Valley’s most remote backcountry.
This will be our longest day on the trail, so please arrive with a full fuel tank and plenty of water and snacks. The exact route will be announced closer to the event after additional trail reconnaissance, ensuring we select the best experience based on current conditions.
Expect a full day of incredible scenery, challenging terrain, fascinating geology, and the kind of remote travel that makes Death Valley one of the premier overlanding destinations in North America.
By late afternoon we’ll arrive at Panamint Springs Resort, where a well-earned dinner and comfortable accommodations await.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
Overnight: Panamint Springs Resort
Day 3 – Friday, November 6 | Mining History & Hidden Desert
Following breakfast, we’ll head back into the backcountry for another full day of exploration.
Today’s route will visit historic mining ruins and a fascinating ghost town, offering a glimpse into the people who once called this harsh desert home. Along the way, we’ll travel a mix of rugged trails and scenic desert roads before eventually returning to pavement and making our way back to Panamint Springs Resort.
After another memorable day behind the wheel, we’ll gather for dinner and share stories from the trail.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
Overnight: Panamint Springs Resort
Day 4 – Saturday, November 7 | Farewell Adventure
Our final morning begins with breakfast before setting out on one last guided trail. While shorter than the previous days, this route will still showcase the incredible beauty and unique character that make Death Valley unlike anywhere else.
We’ll plan to return to Panamint Springs Resort by approximately 3:00 p.m., giving everyone time to relax, freshen up, and reflect on an unforgettable week of adventure before gathering one last time for our farewell dinner and celebration. It’s the perfect opportunity to share stories from the trail, exchange photos, and celebrate the friendships and memories made throughout the journey.
Dinner and Overnight: Panamint Springs Resort
On the morning of Sunday, November 8, enjoy breakfast at your leisure, check out of the resort, and begin your journey home, taking with you new skills, unforgettable experiences, and the satisfaction of having explored some of the most spectacular backcountry in Death Valley National Park.
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