Titus Canyon - Death Valley

[Rummie]

A very easy drive. Could do it without a Jeep, but it's more fun in one!

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[azmojave]

Looks awesome! I will add that to the list.

 

[azmojave]

What site did you find it on? Don’t see it on Trails Offroad.
Edit: I see it on google maps

 

[Rummie]

What site did you find it on? Don’t see it on Trails Offroad.
Edit: I see it on google maps

It's in the Trails Offroad app. Might be one of the extra trails that I get by paying them.

 

[Rummie]

It's in the Trails Offroad app. Might be one of the extra trails that I get by paying them.

You don't really need an app for this one though. It's entrance is marked with a road sign. Only runs one direction.

 

[azmojave]

It's in the Trails Offroad app. Might be one of the extra trails that I get by paying them.

I pay too LOL. I’ll look again.

 

[rharr]

if you haven't done the race track you should check it out. Pretty amazing.
You can take the left at tea kettle junction toward the silt beds, pretty cool road out. You can do the silt beds, i did in my stock ruby, i just took one of the high lines to the right of the deep stuff and carried some speed.

 

[Rummie]

if you haven't done the race track you should check it out. Pretty amazing.
You can take the left at tea kettle junction toward the silt beds, pretty cool road out. You can do the silt beds, i did in my stock ruby, i just took one of the high lines to the right of the deep stuff and carried some speed.

We camped at Tea Kettle Junction. All of the kettles are gone except on on the pole! A sign says that the sign is under maintenance. Went to the racetrack the next day. We took Lipencott Pass out.

Death Valley is a beautiful place!

 

[rharr]

How was the pass, my girl was nervous about it since we were by ourselves. We took hidden valley out instead.

Echo canyon was another fun one with a little waterfall step to climb.

Really liked it out there will have to go back again, we did it thanks giving week and it was great weather and not many folks.

 

[Rummie]

How was the pass, my girl was nervous about it since we were by ourselves. We took hidden valley out instead.

Echo canyon was another fun one with a little waterfall step to climb.

Really liked it out there will have to go back again, we did it thanks giving week and it was great weather and not many folks.

We spent 10 days and could have done more! A really under rated national park.

Lippencott wasn't that bad. It all depends on what you are used to though. You'll hit 23 degrees or so of roll. There are parts where your tires will go over loose looking rocks filling in a hole on the edge. Overall I didn't think it was too difficult. We got lucky and didn't run into anyone coming the other way. There are some spots where you might have to back up a long ways on a narrow shelf road. I'll put up a pov video of it at some point.

We did Echo/Funeral and loved that waterfall section! I think my favorite trail out there was Pleasant Canyon Loop. We camped up on top of the Panamint range on that one. Hit 25 degrees or so of roll in one spot.

 

[rharr]

POV would be great, the waterfall is about as much stomach my wife has. She would be losing on 25 degrees of roll. I may have to hit you up next turkey day week and pick you brain about other sections and trail reports.

 

[Rummie]

POV would be great, the waterfall is about as much stomach my wife has. She would be losing on 25 degrees of roll. I may have to hit you up next turkey day week and pick you brain about other sections and trail reports.

I would be happy to share all we learned on this trip. We even hiked to a hidden waterfall in DV! Camped at the ranch where they caught Manson, etc. It was a great time!

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