Death Valley/Stovepipe Wells Village

Stovepipe Wells Village is a small settlement located in Death Valley National Park in California. It is situated in the northern part of the valley, near the Nevada border. The village is named after the Stovepipe Wells, a series of natural springs that were used by Native Americans and early settlers for their water supply. The village is a popular stop for visitors to Death Valley, offering lodging, dining, and other services. It is also the starting point for many of the park's popular hikes and scenic drives.