Photo: Noah Webb
Destinations: Death Valley · Nipton · Yermo · Baker · Rhyolite
Themes: Road Trip · Spring Travel
Inspired by: Driving California's Mojave Desert and Death Valley — by Jim Atkinson, Published Feb. 2010
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The stucco buildings with orange tiled roofs have been recently updated and are set around a lush garden of date and fan palms near a warm-spring-f
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Watch for the exuberantly tacky billboards for the Mad Greek. The silly Greek restaurant is surrounded by plaster statues, but the draws are its de
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Here, on a lonely stretch of private land, for no particular reason, rest half a dozen outsize sculptures, including a 24-foot oxidized steel miner
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Death Valley is the hottest and driest of the national parks in the U.S., and the largest in the lower 48 states. Over 800,000 visitors come annual
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Pan for gold and ride the mining train.
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Take a scenic drive through the Joshua Tree Forest. Trudge up and down the preserve’s 45-square-mile Kelso Dunes—one of the largest dune fields in
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