Fall Canyon

Located in the Grapevine Mountains of Death Valley National Park, Fall Canyon is a remote and little-visited slot canyon that offers a perfect wilderness experience for outdoor enthusiasts. Stretching for 4.5 miles, the canyon features deep and moderately narrow sections, as well as unusual narrows with smooth, dark, marble-like rock formations. With its multi-colored, buckled, and twisted rock strata, Fall Canyon showcases the result of ancient geological forces and provides a stunning backdrop for hikers and backpackers.

Accessible from the parking area near the south end of the track through Titus Canyon, Fall Canyon is a moderate hike that includes a few minor obstacles and a long trek over soft gravel. The canyon is best explored during the fall, winter, and early spring seasons, and visitors are advised to avoid the extreme summer weather. With no special permit required, Fall Canyon offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the beauty of Death Valley's remote and captivating landscape.

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