50 Death Valley Adventure Hikes
Steve A. Hall's long-awaited Death Valley guidebook.
Releasing worldwide on (or before) January 15, 2027.
In time for the 2027 spring hiking season.
Steve A. Hall's long-awaited Death Valley guidebook.
Releasing worldwide on (or before) January 15, 2027.
In time for the 2027 spring hiking season.
50 total adventure hikes
2 hard bonus route hikes
Paperback (color photos)
Kindle digital (color photos)
Includes route maps & GPS
Hikes range from medium to extremely hard in difficulty
A chapter discussing safety
A chapter on natural bridges
325+ pages in length
The first 10 hiking destinations covered in Steve's book have been revealed. The hikes are taken from the Funeral Mountains, Tucki Mountain, and the Panamint Range. The hiking chapters begin with hikes located close to Furnace Creek and then expand outward until they reach the farthest corners of the park. A lot of different areas are covered, giving a wide variety of hikes to choose from located throughout Death Valley National Park.
50 Death Valley Adventure Hikes has an updated release date of January 15, 2027. The original target date was September 2026, but more work needed to be done to finish the book and get it properly formatted and released. The paperback version will be released first, with a digital version to come out later.
$20
Print Edition
$15
Digital Edition
$60
Special package
On Steve's YouTube Channel, you can find Death Valley Adventures, which are feature-length films that show 3+ days of backpacking into remove areas of Death Valley NP that are rarely seen. There are currently 7 of these films, including the one shown here. You can also find Death Valley Discoveries, which are shorter episodes visiting places in Death Valley NP that Steve, his friends, and others have had a part in discovering or first sharing with the world. There are currently 20 of these episodes. Many of the places shown in these videos feature in Steve's guidebook.
Steve is one of the most well-known Death Valley hikers in the world, as he has been visiting the park since 1997 and from 2007-2023, he had the largest Death Valley hiking web site in the world. Steve removed his site for personal reasons. This turned out to be a good decision, because it freed him up to focus on filming his Death Valley video series and it gave him the opportunity to produce much higher quality information in the form of his guidebook 50 Death Valley Adventure Hikes. Steve works as a volunteer from time to time in the Furnace Creek Visitor Center. As seen in this picture, he works at the front desk greeting the public and helping them plan out their hikes and activities while they are visiting Death Valley NP. Click here to watch a 30-minute interview featuring NY Times bestselling author JF Penn interviewing Steve about Death Valley NP.
