Darwin Falls is an oasis of life at the edge of Death Valley National Park. The cool river water flowing through Darwin Canyon irrigates a trench of green amid sharply carved plutonic rock. The Upper and Lower Falls are the tallest in Death Valley and draw many visitors, but further climbing continues up the wash
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