Blue Marble Bathtub Death Valley

Tub is still there full of blue marbles and rubber duckies.

Blue marble bathtub death valley.

Blue marble bath death valley national park. Oh by the way we don t claim to be experts in anything other than having a fun time exploring. We must have just missed you. Indeed there seems to be no marble or limestone outcrops anywhere near.

And the story behind this tub goes something like this. Overall marble canyon is doubtless one of death valley s greatest treasures. We spent wednesday night just below the marble bathtub during the haboob. Marble bath copy link facebook twitter reddit flipboard pocket.

Before the area became part of death valley national park to validate the incorrectly marked maps in a good natured way a desert explorer named wendel moyer recruited a few friends and rounded up an old bathtub and a load of blue marbles. See the blue marbles entry for more babble of the bath. Backcountry explorers atlas obscura user been here. They installed the tub in the misidentified location marked as marble bath on the erroneous maps.

I m still awaiting a reply to whether the blue marble bath is still there. Yes another death valley area mystery. Blue marble bathtub in death valley. Marble bath in death valley national park california.

But if you look into the shallow canyon leading east immediately after dropping down from the pass toward saline valley you will find an actual cast iron bathtub filled with blue marbles. The first 4 pictures are the real marble bath the second 3 are the installed marble bath in death valley california. Photo explanation to follow in a future post. Click here and here to learn more about the story of the marble bath.

Started by herr42 nov 11 2007 06 45 pm. I have always felt that the sites the park service advertises are fitting of what generally lies in the stark mountains and yet that the very best is out there unadvertised discoered only by those willing to find a side of nature that is not developed or mapped but in the case of marble canyon this fine example. As you go over steel pass road in death valley national park between the eureka sand dunes and upper warm springs there is an interesting oddity to be found if you know where to look. Not sure if this is what you wanted from your original.

We strongly support both tread lightly and the blue ribbon coalition. A cast iron bath tub buried in a wash and filled with blue marbles. In the meantime i have a link for you with pics gps waypoints and a trail description if you re attempting to find it s location.