Badwater Basin Salt Flat, Death Valley National Park, California
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Death Valley National Park is the largest national park in the contiguous United States, located on the California-Nevada border. It's known for being the hottest, driest, and lowest national park, with Badwater Basin marking the lowest point in North America at 282 feet below sea level. On the rare occasions that rain falls here, it accumulates over portions of the 200-square-mile salt flats. The rainwater dissolves some of the salts on the ground, then dries up, and quickly. In fact, the area is believed to have the greatest evaporative potential in the US. Rainwater doesn't stand a chance, and as it vanishes, it re-deposits salt crystals in its wake.
高度与光线的邂逅
一棵危险的名树
迷失在霜冻中
冰斗湖与尖峰
在任何语言环境下都令人惊叹
陡峭、纯粹的美景
映照在水面的山峰
隧道景观
