The Racetrack

The Death Valley National Park in the United States translates to: Racecourse) is a beautiful dry lake with a "sail stone" engraved with a linear "track" imprint. This dry lake is located on the northwest side of Death Valley.

✨ American Travel | Super Strange! The mysteriously moving stone in Death Valley 🥰The Racetrack, located in the remote valley between the Cottonwood and Last Chance Ranges, is a lake bed, known for its strangely moving stones. 👀 10,000 years ago, it was also a lake, but as the climate changes, the lake evaporates and leaves at least 1,000 feet of beige mud. There is a stand in The Racetrack where you can directly see a large surface of bare lu. It is spectacular! 👉 The mysterious moving rock, located at an altitude of 1127 m, can also see the moving stone behind it leaving tread marks. The erosion force lets the surrounding mountains roll to the surface of The Racetrack. Once the big stones reach the beach floor, they move on the horizontal surface and leave traces as records of their movements. Some of the big stones that move are large and have walked 1,500 feet. [Not simple] Mystery has been until the accidental discovery of a pair of scientists: in a few cases, the lake bed is covered with a thin layer of rain. Then it freezes. When the ice melts, the wind blows away the stones on the ice. 💫 Attraction Name: The Racetrack📍 Attraction Location: Death Valley National Park, CA 92328📸Photo via ins