Ubehebe Crater, Death Valley National Park, California, USA
Ubehebe Crater is a large volcanic crater of the Ubehebe Craters volcanic field in the northern half of Death Valley, in Death Valley National Park, California.
Ubehebe Crater is located at the north tip of the Cottonwood Mountains. The crater is half a mile (one kilometer) wide and 500 to 777 feet (150 to 237 m) deep. The age of the crater is estimated from 2,000 to 7,000 years old.
Ubehebe (pronounced YOU-bee-HEE-bee) is a Timbisha Native American word meaning Big basket in the rock.
The crater was formed when magma migrated close to the surface and the heat of the magma flashed groundwater into steam, throwing large quantities of pulverized old rock and new magma across the stony alluvial fan draped across the valley floor. The magma rose through a fault that lies along the western base of Tin Mountain. Movement on this fault was responsible for uplift of the entire Cottonwood Mountains range.
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Ubehebe Crater Death Valley USA
Ubehebe Crater is a large volcanic crater 600 feet deep and half a mile across. We often hear mistakenly that Ubehebe means big basket, but the Paiute name Ubehebe was first applied to the 5,678 ft. Ubehebe Peak, 24 miles southwest of the crater. How the name Ubehebe became associated with the crater is not known. To the Timbisha Shoshone Indians, the crater has been known as Tem-pin-tta- Wo’sah, meaning Coyote’s Basket. Although applying this translation to the word Ubehebe has produced a great deal of confusion, but comparing the crater to a basket is appropriate.
Maar Volcanoes
How did these craters originate? They are known as maar volcanoes, created by steam and gas explosions when hot magma rising up from the depths reached ground water. The intense heat flashed the water into steam which expanded until the pressure was released as a tremendous explosion. The western cluster of Maar volcanoes was the first to form, then the southern cluster, followed by Ubehebe—the largest of them all—possibly as recently as 300 years ago.
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Discover the fascinating volcanic geology in Death Valley National Park. The Ubehebe Crater is located at the northern end of Death Valley, past Scotty’s Castle. It was formed possibly as recently as 300 years ago. It is 600 feet (183 meters) deep and half a mile (800 meters) wide. The 1.85-mile (3 km) trail is easy to moderate, hiking in the gravel with occasional gradual ups and downs. During the hike, you will also find “Little Hebe”, a small crater located near Ubehebe. You can also go inside the crater of the volcano from a path near the parking area.
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Ubehebe Crater, Death Valley National Park
Ubehebe Crater is located in the north end of Death Valley National Park near the Eureka Dunes and Scotty’s Castle. A parking lot along the rim provides a great view of the crater, and three trails offer even more! One can hike into the crater itself or hike Little Hebe Trail and The Rim Trail. Each hike provides different perspectives of Ubehebe and the surrounding mountain ranges. A must see in Death Valley National Park.
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On The Edge of Ubehebe Crater - Death Valley, California
Watch your footing as we walk on the edge of Ubehebe Crater! Ubehebe (pronounced YOU-bee-HEE-bee) is a Timbisha Native American word meaning Big basket. The age of the crater is estimated from 800 to 7,000 years old. The crater was formed when magma migrated close to the surface and the heat of the magma flashed groundwater into steam, throwing large quantities of pulverized old rock and new magma across the valley floor.
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Ubehebe Crater is impressive and beautiful, easily reached by a good paved road, only 35 miles from Stovepipe Wells at Death Valley National Park , California. The main crater has 1 km of diameter and is surrounded by minors craters. Landscapes are terrific!
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Ubehebe and its little brother (a smaller crater) winningly tempt hikers down their steep and colorful slopes.
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Death Valley Rd timelapse from Ubehebe Crater to Crankshaft Crossing Las Vegas off road
Timelapse of the dirt road drive of Death Valley Rd from Ubehebe Crater to Crankshaft Crossing. relatively well maintained drive, moves quick especially in the long stretches. Can be done in a sedan, no 4wd or high clearance is required.
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A quick look around Ubehebe Crater in Death Valley National Park in California
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This video is of the ubehebe crater in death valley, a volcanic crater in the north part of the park.
Ubehebe crater panorama in Death Valley NP
An amazing volcanic crater in Northern DV.
4K video of Ubehebe crater at Death Valley National Park
4K video of Ubehebe crater at Death Valley National Park
Ubehebe Crater in Death Valley National Park
Ubehebe Crater in Death Valley National Park in California, USA.
Solo across Death Valley - Eureka sand dunes to Ubehebe Crater - Episode 8
It felt so good to be back on trail after a few zeros to resupply.
Some beaaaauuuuutiful landscapes in this one. My goodness! (I'm bias, I know. Death Valley is my love, but still). Also, in this one, trail friends, cyanobacterias, disco, a rare Joshua Tree flower, and more sand dunes.
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