Titus Canyon Road is a rough one-way high-clearance drive from Nevada Highway 374 west into Death Valley, cutting 700 million years of rock from Precambrian carbonates through Paleozoic limestones. Leadfield ruins, Red Pass views, and narrow canyon walls highlight the route; the west end near Scotty's Castle Road is two-way for short canyon walks.
Field facts
| Region | Death Valley, CA |
|---|---|
| Coordinates | 36.8221, -117.1737 |
| Age Range | 700 million years |
| Rock Types | Carbonates, limestone, dolomite |
| Access | One-way high clearance |
| Vehicle | High clearance |
| Fee | Free (park entrance fee may apply) |
| Best season | Fall-Spring; avoid summer |
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