2021 Map of Scottys Castle
USGS Topo · Published 2021About this map
Death Valley National Park encompasses the stark topography where the Amargosa Range and the Grapevine Mountains converge near the California-Nevada border. This arid landscape is bisected by Scottys Castle Road, which follows the natural descent through Grapevine Canyon as it leads into the northern reaches of Death Valley. The presence of water is rare and vital in this section of the Mojave Desert, marked by isolated points like Scottys Grapevine Spring and Surprise Springs. The map illustrates the complex ridgelines of the Gold Mountain Range and the administrative boundaries of Esmeralda and Inyo counties, highlighting the intersection of geologic features and political borders in a sparsely developed desert corridor.
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