Deserts in Southeast California
We saw this desert bighorn sheep when we were hiking in Borrego Palm Canyon in Anza Borrego Desert
State Park
We spent two days and one night touring the Death Valley National Park in southeast California in early April
2003. These two photos show the views at the Zebriskie Point in Death Valley.
Devil's Golf Course in Death Valley
Twenty-Mule-Team Borax Trail in Death Valley

Not only the sceneries in Death Valley in the daytime are fantastic, but also the observation of the bright stars
in the sky at night is breathtaking. For many years, I have not seen such open panoramic view of the whole sky
of bright stars without interference from man-made light pollution and obstructions by trees and buildings.
A lot of salt (Salt Pan) in Death Valley as viewed from the Dante's Point.
Multi-Colored Rocks in Death Valley
Sand Dunes in Death Valley
A picture of me (Sing Lin) at Ubehebe (Volcanic) Crater at north end of Death Valley
Two views in Death Valley.

We stayed 2 days and one night in the Death Valley National Park. Wow! We enjoyed watching sky full of
stars (
滿天星斗) during that night in Death Valley. The air was bone dry and there was absolutely no city light
pollution. It was a fantastic experience to see so many stars in the sky.
Another view from Dante's Point in Death Valley

Map: Click here to see Google Map showing location of Death Valley
Scotty Castle in Death Valley. There is a good sized spring here supplying water for this castle in the desert.
Anza Borrego Desert State Park

We toured the Anza Borrego Desert State Park in southern California on November 1, 2006. It is about 40
miles south of
Palm Springs.
Trail head for hiking into Borrego Palm Canyon in Anza Borrego Desert State Park
Scenic Desert Highway S22

We drove from Highway 86 near
Salton Sea through the Scenic Desert Highway S22 to go west into Anza
Borrego Desert State Park. The desert scene along this highway S22 is unusual and impressive as shown in
the following.
Slot Canyon

We also hiked in a slot canyon (The Slot) in Anza Borrego Desert State Park as shown in the following pictures.
This slot canyon is accessed by an unpaved road (Buttes Pass Road) off Highway 78. One needs good
instructions from the park ranger to be able to find this slot canyon because it is below the general ground
surface in that area such that one cannot see it from the road.
Huge area of Salt Pan as viewed from highway in Death Valley
Please also see a large forest of giant wind turbines in the desert in southeast California near Palm Springs at
my Travelogue web page at:

http://www.shltrip.com/Wind_Turbines.html
Please also see many birds at Salton Sea in the desert in southeast California on my Travelogue web page at:

http://www.shltrip.com/Salton_Sea.html
About Author                                 Contact Author
Our 2-week trip from October 26 to November 10, 2006 is a large loop in southeast California, western Arizona
and southern Nevada starting at Los Angeles and ending at Los Angeles. The sequence of Point-Of-Interest in
this 2-week trip is the following:

Los Angeles --> Palm Springs  (4 days for touring Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, Wind Turbine Farm, Jenks
Lake, Sonny Bono Salton Sea National Wildlife Refuge (NWR), Joshua Tree National Park and Morongo Birding
Areas) --> Anza Borrego State Park --> Imperial Valley (Painted Gorge, Imperial National Wildlife Refuge,) -->
Cibola NWR --> Havasu NWR and London Bridge --> Laughlin, NV (near Bullhead City, Arizona) --> Scenic
Highway 68, Scenic Highwayway 93, Hoover Dam  --> Las Vegas --> Valley of Fire State Park in Nevada,  
Mount Charleston, Scenic Highway 158, Hemenway Park --> Class Reunion in Las Vegas (Lake Mead Cruise,
Red Rock National Recreational Area) -->  Los Angeles
In case if you see overlapped lines of text or some lines of text become obscured behind a picture on this web
page, please change the page magnification (zoom) factor to eliminate such problems by pressing these two
keys "Ctrl +" simultaneously or these two keys "Ctrl -" simultaneously.

Please press the F11 key on your keyboard to get full-screen view of photos and web page. Pressing F11 key
again will return to your normal screen with various tool bars.
讀萬卷書    行萬里路

Home                                                              About Author                                               Contact Author
How I use information age technologies to enhance my enjoyment greatly of sightseeing large driving tour
loop of thousands of miles and of one to two weeks in duration covering many Points of Interest is described
on my web page at:

http://
www.shltrip.com/Sightseeing_in_Information_Age.html
美在一望無際的沙漠荒蕪美麗。