February is one of the most beautiful and comfortable times to experience Death Valley National Park.
The desert comes alive with soft winter light, wide-open silence, and dramatic landscapes that feel almost otherworldly — perfect for exploration without the extreme heat.
🌞 Daytime temperatures usually range between 60–75°F (16–24°C), ideal for hiking, scenic drives, salt flats, sand dunes, and canyon walks.
🌙 Evenings and early mornings are cooler, often dropping to 40–50°F (4–10°C), so light layers, a warm jacket, and comfortable shoes are recommended.
✨ February often brings clear skies and crisp air, making it a wonderful time for sunrise views, golden-hour photography, and quiet stargazing far from city lights.
We’ll be exploring one of the most powerful landscapes in the U.S. —
expect vast horizons, surreal scenery, slow mornings, and that deep desert stillness that resets your nervous system and stays with you long after the trip ends. 🏜️✨

What to Wear & Pack
Layered Clothing
Temperatures shift throughout the day, so bring easy layers — light and breathable for daytime, warmer for mornings and evenings.
Warm Jacket or Fleece
Nights and early mornings can be chilly, especially in higher elevations. A cozy outer layer is essential.
Lightweight Waterproof Jacket or Poncho
Rain is rare, but a light waterproof layer is useful just in case and great for wind protection.
Comfortable Walking Shoes / Hiking Boots
We’ll be exploring a lot — from scenic viewpoints to desert trails. Choose sturdy, well-broken-in shoes.
Hat & Sunglasses
The desert sun can be strong, even in winter. A wide-brim hat and good sunglasses are a must.
Breathable Daytime Clothing
Lightweight fabrics like cotton or quick-dry materials work best for warm afternoons.
Comfortable Pants
Leggings or hiking pants are perfect for both sightseeing and active days.
Casual Everyday Wear
Bring relaxed tops, t-shirts, and easy outfits for laid-back exploring and downtime.
Swimsuit
Don’t forget one — perfect if we gonna make it to hot springs.

Sunscreen
High desert sun exposure can be intense, even in winter, so please pack a high-SPF sunscreen.
Reusable Water Bottle
Staying hydrated is essential. We’ll provide large water gallons for the group, so you can easily refill your bottle throughout the day.
Small Towel
Towels will be available at the house, but we recommend bringing a small personal towel just in case.
Small Backpack or Day Bag
Perfect for hikes and outings — to carry water, snacks, sunscreen, and personal essentials.
Yoga Mat
For yoga and meditation practices. If you don’t have one, you can order a travel mat from our Etsy shop.

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Pajamas
Comfortable sleepwear for cozy nights.
Personal Care Products
Bring your usual skincare, toiletries, and any personal essentials.
Sportswear for Yoga
Comfortable, flexible clothing suitable for yoga and movement practices.

If you are getting sick of motion you may need a pills for that . We will provide it , but if you know that you have that problem and you need some specific pills for that get yours. As well as other medications that you may need during your trip please bring it with you!
Dramamine Original, Motion Sickness Relief