Mojave national preserve

Best things to do in Mojave National Preserve. Kelso Dunes, Rings Trail at Hole-in-the-Wall, Teutonia Peak, Zzyzx, Lava Tube Trail, and more. Plus, how to spend your time and helpful tips.

Joshua trees, sand dunes, lava tubes, and no crowds: these Mojave National Preserve hikes are sure to stun. Here are our five favorites!

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Read on for the top ten things to do in the Mojave Desert! The Mojave Desert is full of interesting plant life and geological wonders.

Kelso Dunes is a stunning part of the Mojave National Preserve in Nevada that produces booming in its sand dune fields.

Guide to eastern California's Mojave National Preserve, includes color photos, maps, vegetation, wildlife, camping and hiking infornmation, nearby attractions and many great links.

As you set out to explore the vastness of California's desert splendor, the Mojave National Preserve awaits with its unique and captivating scenery. This protected area affords a chance to wander among iconic Joshua trees, which stretch towards clear blue skies, creating a surreal landscape that's as photogenic as it is inspiring. Home to a diverse tapestry of desert flora and fauna, the preserve is a perfect escape for those looking to experience the quiet and serenity of the desert.

Off Black Canyon Road in Mojave National Preserve, the Hole-in-the-Wall Rings Trail is a must see! The namesake Ringbolts serve as hand holds and steps, granting passage through a couple steep and narrow sections on this 1.5-mile loop (or 0.5-mile out and back hike for those preferring to repeat the most exciting stretch of the hike). The Hole-in-the-Wall Rings Trail delivers a short fun hiking experience for park visitors. Before setting out on the trail, take a quick detour to

While not actually considered a national park, Mojave National Preserve is the third largest site ran by the National Park Service in the United States. Most people never get to experience how amazing it is, mainly because it’s so spread out, and few get to see all it has to offer. From camping and hiking...

Off Black Canyon Road in Mojave National Preserve, the Hole-in-the-Wall Rings Trail is a must see! The namesake Ringbolts serve as hand holds and steps, granting passage through a couple steep and narrow sections on this 1.5-mile loop (or 0.5-mile out and back hike for those preferring to repeat the most exciting stretch of the hike). The Hole-in-the-Wall Rings Trail delivers a short fun hiking experience for park visitors. Before setting out on the trail, take a quick detour to