January 11, 2012 at 11:35am 51 notes
mojavedeserttravel
Source: Los Angeles Times
A peaceful interlude at the Mojave National Preserve: Situated between Interstates 15 and 40, the preserve boasts solitude, Joshua tree forests, snow-dusted peaks and desert horizons, and it may be our best-kept secret. Photo: The Kelso Dunes, fifty square miles of wind-carved sand and little else in Mojave National Preserve. Some dunes are more than 600 feet high — worth singing about, and so they do, rather spookily, when the mood strikes them or a hiker kick-starts a cascade of sand. Credit: Mark Vanhoenacker / For The Times

A peaceful interlude at the Mojave National Preserve: Situated between Interstates 15 and 40, the preserve boasts solitude, Joshua tree forests, snow-dusted peaks and desert horizons, and it may be our best-kept secret.

Photo: The Kelso Dunes, fifty square miles of wind-carved sand and little else in Mojave National Preserve. Some dunes are more than 600 feet high — worth singing about, and so they do, rather spookily, when the mood strikes them or a hiker kick-starts a cascade of sand. Credit: Mark Vanhoenacker / For The Times

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