Hiking the Mojave Desert
Experience a spellbinding region of high-desert country with Hiking the Mojave Desert. This guide presents nearly 100 hiking options, as well information on the area's natural and cultural histories.
- Guidebook covers the Mojave National Preserve—1.6 million acres of spectacular arid lands at the heart of the Mojave Desert
- Generally a little cooler, topographically less rugged and far less visited than Death Valley, the Mojave Desert offers tremendous potential for hiking in complete solitude
Made in USA.
The third largest desert park in the USA, Mojave National Preserve protects 1.6 million acres of spectacular arid lands at the heart of the Mojave Desert. Part of the celebrated Great Basin province, it is a spellbinding region of mighty mountain ranges rising thousands of feet above vast inland basins. Famous for the majestic Kelso Dunes, the Devils Playground, and the world's largest Joshua tree forest, the preserve also holds considerable natural and cultural wealth, including a wild range of landscapes, striking plant communities, and a rich mining past. Above all, it is a land of contrasts, alternatively forlorn and vibrant with life, stark and colorful, blanketed in snow in the winter, awash with wildflowers in the spring, and scorching hot in the summer.
Best Use | Hiking |
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State / Province | California |
Format | Paperback |
Dimensions | 9 x 6 x 1 inches |
Author(s) | Michel Digonnet |
Publisher | Michel Digonnet |
Number of Pages | 460 |
ISBN-13 | 9780965917841 |
Copyright Year | 2021 |