Mojave National Preserve is in Southern California, in the Mojave Desert. It spans woodland, rugged mountains and canyons and shelters animals like mountain lions, coyotes and bats. The huge, steep sand mounds of the Kelso Dunes are known for making “singing” sounds. Cima Dome is a large granite mass covered with Joshua trees. The Hole-in-the-Wall cliffs are peppered with holes and crevices.

Mojave National Preserve offers diverse adventures, landscape and history for all. 

Directions:
Hwy 62 to Godwin Road. Turn left on Godwin. Go 2 miles, then right on Amboy Rd. Go 39.8 miles, then right on National Trails Hwy. Go 6.6 miles, then left on Kelbaker Rd. Go 11.7 miles, and arrive at Mojave National Preserve.