The Mojave Road has been referred to as an "adventure through time and terrain" by Dennis Casebier and his group, the Friends of the Mojave Road, who have erected rock cairns at most intersections to show the way.

First used as a trail by the Mojave Indians to trade with the coast for hundreds of years then a major freight road in the mid 19th century before being abandoned the trial goes for ~140 mile passing through varied terrain from sand washs, hills, dry lakes, moguls, canyon, etc passing by a old army fort, indian petroglyphs, springs, camps, watering, holes, volcanic areas, etc.
http://www.desertusa.com/mag99/nov/stories/mojavetrail.html

We covered about 80 miles of the trail over a leisurely day in half and really enjoyed everthing from the sites, weather, wildlife, springs, camps, terrain, good company, etc as we traveled from 2k to over 5k and back down again from Lanfair Rd to Afton Cyn.

looks like a great time...i'll catch you guys next month!

That looks really cool!

I hate all you assholes that live out west.You have awesome scenery.

J/K :p

Pics look great..

Ditto above ^

But we have pine trees and.....ya, fuck you guys! :p
Nice pics!

I think what you mean is "We have trees (that aren't palm trees)!"

You make me wish I had my X when I was in 29 Palms for 6 months...

Ok Who ever has that new style red Xterra, can i see some more pictures of it? What modifications are on it? I think im in Love

Plenty of tree around if you look hard enough; Yucca, Joshua, and even some pines along the way on this trail. Snowed on us one year at camp among the trees

Palm trees…kind of a Hollywood image deal…expensive and not all that common unless you live on the Boulevard, one the Desert communities like Palm Desert, or at the beach. Lots of other trees where I live; every one on the block has one in the front and many have some in the back (I have 3) also.

Some from me, apwired, and CCX from previous runs: