town.blythe

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Nearly 100 miles of navigable waterways on the Colorado River - between the Palo Verde Diversion Dam above Blythe & Imperial Dam below Yuma, Blythe California is a n ideal location for outdoor recreation. Summers can get hot, but the rest of the year is prime for visiting.

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elevation: 267'

population: 42,000

zip code: 92225

Desert

terrain:
river side, flat agricultural desert with desert mountains & sandy washes

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location:
Riverside County
East of Colorado River
off Interstate 40 at Hwy 78

recreation:

Colorado River

Kayaking

Boating

Fishing

Hiking

Mountain Biking

RV Parks

Back Road Exploration

Wildlife Preserves

Rock Collecting

Blythe Municipal Golf Course

Watercraft Rentals

Rally Car Racing

parks, forests, rivers & lakes:

Mayflower County Park

Cibola National Wildlife Refuge

Kofa National Wildlife Refuge

Todd Park

Miller Park

BLM Needles

Mojave Camping RV Parks

Bristol Mountains Wilderness

Rice Valley Wilderness

blythe campgrounds

BLM Camping El Centro
Mayflower County Park
Almost Free RV Camping BLM
Midland Camping
Mule Mountain Camping
Destiny McIntyre Campground
BLM Camping Needles
Camping Long-Term Visitor Areas

description:
Big agricultural region. As far as tourism is concerned, it's not about the city of Blythe, but the surrounding areas of vast open space. Enough desert to really get lost in. Rich soils, jagged peaks, riverways, & minimal trees make this a winter haven for many traveling RVers.

nearby towns:
Yuma
Lake Havasu City
El Centro
Calexico
Indio

local links:

City of Blythe
http://www.cityofblythe.ca.gov/

Bradshaw Trail National Back Country Byway
Bradshaw Trail
City of Blythe, California
Blythe Airport

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