Death Valley Superbloom Tours From Bindlestiff Tours

LAS VEGAS - March 4, 2016 - PRLog -- Death Valley National Park, the area of land sandwiched between the Great Basin and Mojave Desert, is the undisputed hottest place on earth.  In 1913 the hottest air temperature ever recorded was seen in the area at a blistering 134 degrees.  The typical landscape is barren and rocky, with little to no color aside from the occasional faded green of desert foliage.  As of this moment and for a short time over the course of the next few weeks, that has changed.

The desert landscape of Death Valley National Park is experiencing an ultra-rare phenomena known as a "superbloom," where an increased rainfall earlier in the year combines with perfect temperatures in order to bloom billions of typically dormant wildflowers in unison.  The usual landscape of brown and white has been replaced with huge expanses of yellow, white and purple flowers, creating a view of Death Valley that is seen one once every decade or so.  Some are saying that this particular superbloom is so intense that it will not be matched for another century.

Bindlestiff Tours is a "National Parks Adventure Tour Operator" based in Las Vegas which specializes in small group tours of the parks of the Southwestern US.  Due to close proximities to the convenience of Las Vegas hotels and large amounts of interest in the area, Death Valley tours are some of their most popular.  With the onset of the superbloom, he level of interest in Death Valley tours has skyrocketed, and Bindlestiff Tours is providing some of the most interesting and immersive experiences available to tourists who wish to witness this once in a lifetime natural show.  The Death Valley Superbloom Tour is offered as a single day tour leaving from Las Vegas two days per week.

For tours of Death Valley National Park to witness the superbloom of 2016, make reservations through Bindlestiff Tours' website at https://www.bindlestifftours.com/package/death-valley-tou...