Mojave

3 days in Mojave. See the beautiful Mojave Desert with a dozen historical stops. Both geographical and historic wonders will capture your attention on every mile of this amazing Southwestern desert drive. We’ll visit abandoned towns, deserted mines, historical forts. We’ll see ancient, Indian petroglyphs, we’ll climb into underground lava tubes, make a water crossing through the Mojave River and much much more.

Some places that you could see are:

Abandon Fort in the Mojavr — Absndon Fort

Fort Piute

Fort Piute was an outpost of Camp Cady and later of Fort Mojave It was one of a series of posts built to protect wagon traffic along the Mojave Road and keep local Native American people of the Mojave away from the springs on the route during the periods of hostilities with them between 1859 and 1870.

Kelso Dunes

You can hear the mystical singing sands of the Kelso Dunes, also known as the Kelso Dune Field, is the largest field of eolian sand deposits in the Mojave Desert. The Kelso Dunes are also notable for the phenomenon known as singing sand, or “booming dunes”. Enthusiasts sometimes climb to the top of the dunes and slide down slowly, generating a low-frequency rumble that can be both felt and heard.

Lave Tubes

We will climb deep into a lava tube. A lava tube is a natural conduit formed by flowing lava which moves beneath the hardened surface of a lava flow.

Abandon home in a ghost town mojave Desert sw4x4tours.com — Abandon house in a Mojave Desert Ghost town

Abandoned Ghost Towns

There are 6 abandon ghost towns in the Mohave desert. We will stop at a few. We may even camp in a deserted mining town. Lots of structures still remain.

Joshua Tree Forest

The Joshua Tree Forest is an amazing place. this several mile section weaves through a thick forest of Joshua trees. The road gets very narrow in this thick forest in Lanfair Valley.

Afton Canyon

Hike deep into this dark canyon. You’ll need lights because it goes so far that it becomes totally dark and you will need to climb and crawl.

Hole-in-the-wall Campground Mojave Road 4x4 jeep tour — Hole-in-the-wall Campground

Strange Places

Nature is wonderful. on our the Mojave desert adventure we’ll see many amazing geographical and mysterious wonders like this picture of Hole-in-the-wall. This volcanic formation canyon is dotted with differant holes in the canyon walls. walls. Mitchell Caverns, Cima Dome, Cinder Cone Lave Beds, The Desert Megaphone, and so much more. whether its 2 days or 4 days this adventure will keep you amazed.