2021 Map of Cottonwood Canyon

About this map

The Cottonwood Mountains and the Panamint Range dominate this high-altitude landscape within Death Valley National Park. In this corner of the Mojave Desert, the topographical relief is defined by significant drainage systems, including Cottonwood Canyon and the northern reaches of Lemoigne Canyon. The convergence of Marble Canyon and the Cottonwood-Marble Trl suggests a historical and contemporary path through the steep terrain, connecting the higher elevations to the encroaching floor of Death Valley in the northeast.