Reddit reviews Hiking Western Death Valley National Park: Panamint, Saline, and Eureka Valleys
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I backpacked to Panamint City last April and it was amazing. Water is available year around from multiple springs, but there might be a dusting of snow on the ground as it is high elevation. I would definitely recommend checking out Panamint Valley, it is like a smaller Death Valley (which is HUGE, seems like all the attractions are 50 miles apart) and I think alot of it is BLM land so really no restrictions on off road use, camping, etc.
Check out Steve Halls death valley webstie, Panamintcity.com as well as the amazing book "Hiking Western Death Valley" by Michael Digonette for trip ideas.
https://www.amazon.com/Hiking-Western-Death-Valley-National/dp/0965917819
I found out about these sand dunes from Michel Digonnet's book called "Hiking Western Death Valley National Park" It's got a treasure trove of hikes that are off the beaten track. It's a pretty accessible day hike but I did an overnight trip with two others. We were basically the only ones there the entire stay. The hike is also completely flat so it's not very strenuous.
http://www.amazon.com/Hiking-Western-Death-Valley-National/dp/0965917819
My blog post about it: http://www.lonelyspeck.com/hidden-dunes/
Steve Hall's informative post about Hidden Dunes: http://www.panamintcity.com/sanddunes/hiddendunes.html
The photograph was made at at sunset in March, 2013.