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Southern California A rough map showing the boundaries of Southern California in black. Interstate highways are indicated as thick blue lines, and a few California State highways are shown for orientation. The red circles are approximate locations of some of our desert tours. Number 2 refers to trail rides that can be viewed on the 'SoCal Trails' page. Trips to Font's Point and Arroyo Seco/Diablo Dropoff in the Anza Borrego Desert State Park as well as a ride on the Red Canyon Trail east of the Salton Sea are summarized on this page. If interested, obtain local information from the ABDSP Visitor Center. Red Canyon Trail is a "corridor" through BLM-managed wilderness that makes managed access possible - a great concept! The Mojave Road, a historic trail through the Eastern Mojave National Preserve, is referred to by number 4. The usual rules apply: no driving off the trail, no fire wood collection or new fire rings; camp within 50 feet of the trail. An account of a trip on Mojave Road can be found on a new page - covers only two thirds of the way, though, since we ran out od time. Besides that, check out the funky false-color pics on the 'Links' or the "Guestbook' pages... Death Valley, of course is self-explanatory, with CA 127, 190, and 178 sketched in between Baker on I-15 and CA 395! |
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Southwestern and Central Arizona |
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