Giorno 3 — Las Vegas → Mammoth Lakes
Breakfast (with surcharge), stop for a souvenir photo at the famous "Welcome to Las Vegas" sign, departure to Mammoth Lakes, along the route visit to, In Death Valley, you can see the land as it was in primordial times; the environmental conditions in summer are extreme, and in fact, the scenic points have names like Funeral Mountains, Furnace Creek, Dante's View, Coffin Peak, and Devil's Golf Course., Stop at Furnace Creek Ranch and Zabriskie Point, a viewpoint that gave its name to a famous film by Antonioni (1970)., WARNING: when the temperature exceeds 35°- 40°C, crossing the Death Valley becomes risky; above 40°C, take an alternative route. The same applies in the case of sudden floods, which are becoming increasingly frequent., You enter the Sierra Nevada, with a change in climate and landscape, between forests and deep valleys., arrival at Mammoth Lakes, Mammoth Lakes is a beautiful summer and winter resort town in the Sierra Nevada, with a picturesque landscape shaped by glaciers and volcanoes thousands of years ago., WARNING: When Tioga Pass is closed due to snow, overnight stays are made in Fresno, Visalia, or Bakersfield instead of Mammoth Lakes.. Accommodation,