Vandalism Caught on Tape: Mud-Stranded Truck Takes Down Death Valley Landmark!

In this video, I take a look at a recent act of vandalism that has left Death Valley National Park fans reeling.
Learn about the incident, the importance of the vandalized landmark, and the broader implications for Death Valley's conservation efforts.

[@lorimeeker9901]

I hadn't heard about this! It's so nuts that people can come through and wreck public lands like this. Thanks for the video!

[@HikeCalifornia]

I agree; it's always so disappointing. Thanks for watching!

[@rodoutdoors]

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[@BadCamber-pk1fc]

The stuck vehicle is NOT a Jeep. It's a Toyota Tundra. Chill with the disinformation. Orgs like CORVA and CAL 4x4 and their members not only donate tens of thousands of dollars (quite possibly hundreds but I do not have access to those numbers at hand) towards state conservation efforts annually. They also regularly volunteer to clean up and maintain trails on public lands all over the state year round, including picking up trash and repairing damage done by... hikers. There are far too many stupid people in this world, that said regardless of how you to choose to recreate in these cherished wild places there will always be stupid people doing stupid things, including hikers.