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Mojave National Preserve/Hole-In-The-Wall
The Hole in the Wall Needles area of Mojave National Preserve is a unique and spectacular landscape of towering rock spires, sheer cliffs, and deep canyons. This area is home to a variety of wildlife, including bighorn sheep, coyotes, and golden eagles. The area is also known for its stunning views of the surrounding desert and mountains. Visitors can explore the area on foot, by car, or by horseback. There are several trails in the area, including the Hole in the Wall Trail, which leads to the Needles Overlook. The area is also popular for rock climbing, camping, and photography.
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- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
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User Reviews
Pete Maldonado
Great area and great folks onsite. Personable folk at the location. Thanks for taking care of the place. Looking forward to coming out to this gain...
Kymberly Williams-Evans
Every campsite in the place offers great views, lots of space, level sites, The info center is an easy 1/2 mile walk from the campground. Several trails emanate from here.
Harry McCabe
The information center is small, rangers are friendly and they have 2 real bathrooms out here in the middle of nowhere. But the real reason for the 5 star rating is the Rings Trail. Very short at only a mile or two but lots of fun and slightly challenging. Do the trail clockwise to climb the two ring sections or reverse it to go down. Or another option for a quicker in and out you can drive just past the Information Center there is an another parking lot close to the rock/ring section. Definitely worth the stop if you’re exploring the Mojave National Preserve. Also stop by the lava tubes and the dunes while you are here. Important note - Rings trail not marked really well, lots of folks complain they had some difficulty following the trail you should use an app to help follow. I used a Alltrails offline map and it was very helpful keeping us on the trail.
Brian Cho
This is not a national park, but a preserve where you may see cattle ranches and mining operations in full swing. If you are planning to visit, be prepared l. This place is seriously in the middle of nowhere. Other than visitor center and campground there is nothing here. Do not go during summer time.
Lydia Creevy
Amazing hike! I couldnt find the Hole in the wall trailhead (left of the visitors center) so I did the Barber Peak Loop Trail (6 miles). Super long and so parts don’t have a marker. I kept going straight and stayed “close” to the rocks. I saw cows on the trail and you can also bring horses. On my way back I almost took the hoop trail back but I went into the canyon instead. Great hike took me about 2.5 hours