The Mojave National Preserve is utterly massive. The terrain varies greatly; Lava tubes, sand dunes, rocky hills and open valleys full of life. The preserve is rich in history and full of ancient artifacts.
1,500+ miles of dirt roads that allow motor vehicles and bicycles. 1,100+ miles of trails that allow hiking and horseback riding.
1,600,000 Acres
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Primitive camping is permitted throughout the park.
There are two developed campgrounds in the center of the park.
Pets are allowed but must be leashed and never left
unattended. Pet excrement must be collected and
disposed of in garbage receptacles.
Horses and/or other pack animals (llamas and mules) are permitted on all trails, backcountry roads, and open country (including wilderness areas) within the preserve.
Equestrian camping facilities are available at Black Canyon.
Hiking is permitted throughout the park.
Hunting is permitted in accordance with CADFW regulations. A California Hunting License is required; additional permits and tags may apply. Be prepared to present your hunting license and/or tags if requested by an NPS park ranger or state game warden.
Street legal vehicles are permitted on existing, open dirt roads.
Driving in washes is not permitted.
Motorized vehicles are not allowed in Wilderness Areas.
Biking is permitted on dirt roads shared with motor vehicles.
Bicycles are not allowed in Wilderness Areas.