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Coastal Desert Country Mountain City

An interesting scenic canyon of the Mojave desert. Approx. 30 miles northwest of Barstow

Approximately 30 miles northwest of Barstow. From Old Hwy. 58, go north on Irwin Rd to Copper City Rd, turn left and proceed 15 mi. to EF373 (a left turn). About 2 miles before reaching the dry lake bed. Continue 10 mi on EF373 to Black Canyon Barrier; dirt road follows base of mesa. Petroglyphs can be seen from the road.

Home of Inscription Canyon , this desolate wilderness is great for getting away from it all. Doing a day picnic, back road exploration or camping along dirt back roads, if you so desire.

Anytime other than summer the temps are usually quite mild. Winter storms can kick up soem good wind, so check the forecast in advance.

 

Inscription Canyon is a prime area that has hundreds of Indian Petroglyphs

Primitive Camping
along Backroads

A good back roads or topo map of the region is highly advised.


Search : Handbook of the Indians of California (Bulletin (Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology), 78.)
Handbook of the Indians of California (Bulletin (Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology), 78.)

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