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    Temp 134

    4.4 (18 reviews)
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    Closed 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Jo S.

    Cute store, nicely decorated for Christmas, right near the Thermometer! They do have some cool merchandise, souvenirs type thermometer related, Death Valley related, California in general. Also, some cool books around. Fun place to browse and shop at. My only complaint? Restrooms were closed! I'm sure it has to go with Covid but I so needed to use a restroom after driving for miles and miles with no rest stop opportunities! Please, have mercy on poor travelers' bladders. Otherwise, clean, fun store with quirky merchandise, perfect for a nice stop off the road!

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    Rick S.

    They added a electric vehicle charge station in the back. It's nice to see the lights back on. The family that own the thermometer are very friendly and love to share the story of the thermometer. There is a gift shop the helps support the electric bill and is well with the time to stop in on your way by.

    Stefany V.

    The Temp 134 giftshop sits at the base of the World's Tallest Thermometer- recently restored to glory and turned back on last year, the thermometer is now digital and solar-powered. The shop is run by the family of the guy who created the attraction. Shop itself is sparse but clean, with a small selection of the usual road trip drinks and snacks, as well as plenty of Death Valley and Las Vegas souvenirs. There are various keepsake thermometers available, as well as shirts specifically about the roadside attraction. Staff is friendly- family comes in to run the store every weekend, and the lady I worked with was super sweet and happy to chat about the history of the thermometer. She was also great about taking a photo of me and my mom, a totally unnecessary extra-mile effort that was much appreciated.

    Mark B.

    Made a quick pit stop on the way to California. Nice little gift shop here with a very friendly young woman working inside. She informed us this is a new shop in town. Well worth a look.

    Running Man - 6 ft Metal Figure. At Baker School. START of the Baker to Vegas Challenge Cup Relay Run.....
    Jess L.

    Biggest Thermometer in the World - is only 1/2 mile from the Start of the Biggest LE "Baker to Vegas Challenge Cup Relay Race" Take HWY 127 to Baker School and see the ICONIC " 6 ft Running Man" Figure....

    Temp 134 Gift Shop. Home of the World's Tallest Thermometer. Thanks for sharing the history behind the business.
    Rochelle L.

    Was attracted to this gift shop because of the world's tallest thermometer out front. Pretty cool. Even cooler, Laray, the late owners daughter. So nice, kind and knowledgeable. Even though they didn't have the item I was looking she was sweet about suggesting a place I could find it. Most off the highway gift shops could careless. She also shared the story behind the business that her father started more than a decade ago...and took a picture with me in front of the family portrait. All proceeds, that's 100% folks, goes to keeping the lights on, none for salary. Go support, hear the story, and be apart of history. Get your picture too! Thanks Laray.

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    Friendly, young man was a great raconteur full of informative stories about the Herrons and the Thermometer.

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