Death
Valley Car Touring |
Amargosa River |
Other Hot Springs
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Area Activities: Star gazing,
bird watching, rock hounding, hiking, bicycling, photography,
sketching, and other art forms, soaking in hot springs, getting a massage,
meditation, great dining in Shoshone and Tecopa, touring museums or the art
gallery. |
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View our deep starry night sky through a spectacular telescope. Nebulas,
galaxies and more.
Read more.
More information also at
www.astrochannels.com.
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Therapy, Massage & Fitness
Tecopa Hot Springs Massage, Karin Pine. Make the most of your stay with a choice of effective
healing treatments; easy walking from all Tecopa campgrounds. 760.852.4478
Essential Oil Raindrop Therapy & Spiritual
Journey/Sound Therapy with Daniel Cieslak. Ozone Steam Sauna, Yaga Labyrinth at
Tecopa Hot Springs
Resort. 760.852.4420 |
Tecopa Basin Artist Group (TBAG) Gallery
open 10-4 at the Tecopa Hot Springs Resort,
860 Tecopa Hot Springs Road Call 760 852 4420
for information.
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Dining,
Hiking and More
 Pastel's Bistro at historic Tecopa Hot
Springs Resort, Chef John Muccio 760-852-4505, menu and
reservations. Open daily.
Recent reviews:
One
Two
Internet Cafe C'est Si Bon
(right)
in nearby Shoshone, Wed-Sunday 8-4
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 Visit
area museums
for in depth local history: The Shoshone Museum, home of Milton the
Mammoth, and the Borax Museum & Visitor's Center in Furnace Creek. |
Death Valley CA
NYT:
#8
of US Top 10
National Geographic
Sunset Magazine
Back
Country Death Valley Safaris
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The neighboring village
of Shoshone: Shoshone Museum,
the Crowbar Cafe
& Bar, Walking Tours, General Store & Gas.
China Ranch Date Farm: Hiking trails, cactus nursery, gift shop, bakery
& date shakes.
Amargosa
Conservancy: Driving tours in 08 |
Desert USA's
two-day driving tour of Death Valley
Itineraries at
Death Valley Chamber of Commerce
Death Valley National Park Map
www.WildDeathValley.com
The Death Valley 49ers
Annual Nov. Reenactment
Death Valley
Natural History Ass.
The Furnace Creek Inn
Scotty’s Castle
Stovepipe Wells Village
BLM Barstow Field
Office |
The
Amargosa Canyon: BLM is installing a new trailhead in 2007/08. Hike and
photograph this amazing desert oasis from either end- Tecopa or China Ranch.
Inyo County Parks Dept.
Tecopa
Park
Death Valley Chamber of Commerce
Old Spanish Trail Ass.
Map of Trail
The Amargosa Opera House:
Marta Becket |
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First
Americans of the Mojave
About
Chief
Tecopa of the Paiutes |
Tecopa
description and links from Onroute.com |
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Las Vegas
Review-Journal, 3/3/02,
Desert towns worth a stop on way to Death Valley |
The Southwest Blend, #1 guide to the Southwest USA and Mexico,
on
Tecopa area |
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Tourism, hiking, camping, shopping and more in the Eastern Sierra area |
Inyo Register- Current
Clippings,
1903-1909
The Pahrump Valley Times
(nearest town)
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More About The Amargosa River
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The Amargosa Conservancy |
The Saratoga
Springs Area- USGS |
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The Amargosa River (Friends of the River) Photos |
Wild & Scenic River designation for the Amargosa River.
Wild & Scenic Rivers
Act. |
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Nature Conservancy
Amargosa River project |
USGS
Report on Amargosa
Flooding
USGS
1998 Water Study w/photos |
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Endangered
Species- the Amargosa Pupfish |
Additional
Amargosa River Resources |
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UC
Berkeley site on diary of Carl Purpus, late 1800’s plant collector-
photos and narrative include Amargosa River, headwater springs. |
Other Hot Springs Links
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Other
Natural Hot Springs of
CA
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SoakNet.com Great Hot Springs resource |
Breitenbush
Retreats, Oregon |
