California Deserts Visitor Information
Death Valley
The silent and barren beauty of Death Valley can be unexpected and startling. Furnace Creek offers recreation, restaurants, lodging, a general store, and the Borax Museum (of 20-Mule Team fame). View an unforgettable sunrise and panorama at nearby Zabriskie Point. Cruise Artist’s Palette Drive, with its colorfully streaked rock and mineral formations. Farther north, tour Scotty’s Castle, built in the 1920s. This jewel of Spanish-Moorish architecture appears like a mirage on the sparse landscape.
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Top Attractions in the Deserts Area
Amargosa Opera House and Hotel, Death Valley Junction
Boomers, Palm Springs
Cabot’s Pueblo Museum, Desert Hot Springs
Death Valley National Park
Havasu National Wildlife Refuge
Joshua Tree National Park
Living Desert Zoo and Gardens, Palm Desert
Mitchell Caverns
Palm Springs Aerial Tram
Wet ‘n’ Wild Palm Springs
Activities in the Deserts Area
Agua Caliente Cultural Museum
Located in Palm Springs, Agua Caliente Cultural Museum is a not-for-profit organization that preserves, interprets, …
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Borrego Palm Canyon Hike
Borrego Palm Canyon is the third-largest palm oasis in California, and was the first site …
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California’s Colorful History
Explore California’s colorful historical past in this journey through the southwest. Trip Length: 2 days …
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Creatures Abound in Borrego Springs
Ricardo Breceda, artist/sculptor, has been creating his metal animal kingdom, since the release of the …
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Desert Museums
No Visit to a California destination would be complete without visiting one of the many …
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Enjoy a Sunset at Fonts Point
If you don’t mind a bit of sand and driving over 3 miles of wash …
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