A tourist in Death Valley was hospitalized over the weekend after briefly making contact with blistering sand dunes that scalded his bare feet and caused third-degree burns, the National Park Service ...

A Belgian man suffered third-degree burns on his feet in Death Valley National Park while briefly walking barefoot on sand dunes. The National Park Service said the 42-year-old man had been taking a ...

Everyone that loves to go to the beach in the summer knows that hopping around on hot sand to reach the shore is a part of the experience. But how hot is too hot for a day at the beach? It only has to ...

A Death Valley National Park tourist suffered severe burns to his feet after trekking barefoot in triple-digit heat, rangers say. As temperatures reached about 123 degrees, the 42-year-old Belgium man ...

Barefoot Children in the Sand Weekend Fundraiser is a weekend fundraiser put on jointly by the Parrot Heads in Michiana and the Blossomland Pirates Parrot Head Club called Barefoot Children in the ...

Beach tennis is not your average court sport. For one thing, it's played on sand, and paddles -- not rackets -- are used to smash the ball over the net. Music is a must. Sunscreen is recommended and - ...

10:55, Sat, Aug 23, 2025 Updated: 10:55, Sat, Aug 23, 2025 Most people know that getting sand stuck on your wet feet is one of the sacrifices you need to make when you go to the beach. For many, it's ...

A Death Valley tourist suffered third-degree burns trekking the California sand dunes without his flip-flops, according to rangers. Photo from National Park Service A Death Valley National Park ...