These are among the best places we have stayed. Great scenery. Abundant hiking & dining The coolest places to ride you mountain bike. Some real out of the way back roads to explore & a
list of some interesting desert ghost towns.
Mojave National
Preserve is overlooked by many as they zoom thru Interstate
15 or 40 headed to Vegas or Grand Cyn NP. The Kelbaker Rd. &
BLM lands surrounding
offer amazingly scenic primitive camping options, plus plenty
dirt roads to test out your new sport utility vehicle.
Anza Borrego
Desert has so many dirt roads to wander. The wildflowers bloom March thru May . So make a point to get out and use that sport utility vehicle this year. There are plenty of back
roads to discover.
Desert
Hiking & Sightseeing
Indian Rock Art - Petroglyphs
& Pictographs
Mojave Natural
Preserve. The park itself is as big as parks can get!
Cool old mines & amazing primtive campsites are everywhere.
The old Kelso
area has a Train Depot & sand dunes. Kelbaker
Rd Granite Mtns. Boluders are prime areas for primtive camping.
Desert Hot Springs, just
outside the hustle of the Palm Springs, this is a sleepy desert
community. Resort spas, patio, BBQ, pool & great views of
the nearby Mt. San Jacinto.
A newer
bed & breakfast in the San Diego area desert. This elegant
inn is close to the Anza State Park visitors center & the
center of town of Borrego Springs. Southwestern decor, small
pool, jacuzzi, a nightly star filled sky awaits you
Virtually
a ghost town surrounds this small restored inn. Antique shop,
a saloon & a general store are the only businesses in town.
Each room is decorated with individual style & charm. Relaxing
in the jacuzzi or on the backyard redwood decks is a must. This
town is conveniently located on the way Death Valley or Mammath.
Stove
Pipe Wells Village
CA Hwy.190 (west park) Death
Valley
760/786-2387 83 rooms Ranch Style Village; uncomplicated
atmosphere only a ten-minute walk to Sand Dunes.
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explore & a
list of some interesting desert ghost towns.
