The Amargosa Range is a mountain range located in southeastern California and extends into Nevada. It is part of the larger Basin and Range Province, characterized by its rugged terrain and desert landscapes. The range is primarily composed of volcanic rock and is known for its unique geological features. The Amargosa Range is situated near the Amargosa River, which flows through the region. This area is also close to the Death Valley National Park, making it a significant part of the local ecosystem. The range provides habitat for various wildlife and offers opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking and photography.