Lake Manly is disappearing once more. Years may pass before you'll get another chance to visit the oasis in Death Valley.

An ancient lake that reemerged at Death Valley National Park last year will stick around for longer than initially expected due to intense rain in the region.

The National Park Service will not allow boats of any kind on Lake Manly, a lake that appeared at Death Valley National Park as it's too shallow.

The National Park Service will not allow boats of any kind on Lake Manly, a lake that appeared at Death Valley National Park as it's too shallow.

Powerful winds last week pushed Lake Manly, a temporary body of water, two miles from its original location in the national park.

Lake Manly, a lake that forms in the Badwater Basin on rare occasions of heavy rain, was deep enough this spring that tourists could kayak or boat on it.

Powerful 40 mph winds from Feb. 29 to March 2 in Death Valley blew Lake Manly two miles north, according to the National Park Service.

NASA is sharing new data on the rare and mysterious lake that formed in North America's driest area, Death Valley, that shows just how big it got. The desert in southeastern California about two ...

After heavy storms, Death Valley is now open to kayakers: The return of ghostly Lake Manly A view of Badwater Basin in Death Valley National Park from July 2023 to February 2024.

Death Valley lake attracts kayakers Death Valley National Park has received enough rainfall this winter that a lake has become deep enough for kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding.

The National Park Service will not allow boats of any kind on Lake Manly, a lake that appeared at Death Valley National Park as it's too shallow.