Eureka Dunes Trail
Considered to be a moderately difficult route, the Eureka Dunes Trail is ideal for intermediate hikers and families with older children. Picturesque in their scale and beauty, the Eureka Sand Dunes will not leave you disappointed!
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Route Description for Eureka Dunes Trail
As the Eureka Dunes Trail is not along a designated Death Valley National Park pathway, care should be taken when attempting. We recommend bringing some sort of mapping aid to help you navigate your way throughout the route. It is also important to remember that walking through fine sand is physically demanding, so take your time!
Having arrived at the trailhead, make your way to the east, keeping the sand dunes to your south. Continue on adjacent to the Eureka Dunes as the trail heads to the southeast, and then directly to the south. Once on the southeastern side of the dunes, the trail will lead you up and across the Eureka Dunes to the west. Stop to admire the views at the highpoint before reaching the trailhead shortly after.
Getting to the Eureka Dunes Trail Trailhead
The trailhead for the Eureka Dunes Trail is located off of South Eureka Road.
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