WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 2021
Barker Ranch
Visit the historic hideaway of the infamous Manson Family. Along the
way, explore the mining camp in Warm Spring Canyon and the miners’ cabins in the
Butte Valley. Due to the rough condition of the backcountry roads, 4-wheel drive and
high clearance are mandatory on this run.
Echo Canyon
Within Echo Canyon’s narrow is the Needle’s Eye, a natural arch. This run
leads to the Inyo Mine’s old structures and mining equipment and continues through
the Funeral Mountains to the Amargosa Valley. The run to the Inyo Mine is rated easy,
but the run through the Funeral Mountains is rated difficult because it is narrow and
rocky. Full sized pickup trucks are not recommended.
Scenic Loop #1 (Southeast)
Participants in this expedition will visit many of the
scenic highlights of the southeastern part of Death Valley National Park, to include
Zabriskie Point, 20 Mule Team Canyon, Dante’s View, Jubilee Pass, Badwater, Devils Golf
Course, and Artists’ Drive. The 130-mile loop is mostly on pavement; about 25 miles are
on dirt.
Panamint Range
Bring warm clothing because this run will take participants to many interesting sites in the Panamint Mountains along the west side of Death Valley. The run will visit Charcoal Kilns (weather permitting), Eureka Mine, Aguereberry Point, Skidoo, and Telephone Canyon Arch.
Darwin Falls
This run will take participants to the trailhead for the one-mile hike to
Darwin Falls. Along the way, this run will visit Father Crowley Point, Starwars Canyon,
the town of Darwin, and China Garden Spring (the site of the Koi pond). The departure
point for this run will be the Stovepipe Wells Ranger Station.
Rhyolite/Titus Canyon
This run will explore the ghost town of Rhyolite, NV and scenic Titus Canyon.
THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 2021
Barker Ranch
Visit the historic hideaway of the infamous Manson Family. Along the
way, explore the mining camp in Warm Spring Canyon and the miners’ cabins in the
Butte Valley. Due to the rough condition of the backcountry roads, 4-wheel drive and
high clearance are mandatory on this run.
Echo Canyon
Within Echo Canyon’s narrow is the Needle’s Eye, a natural arch. This run
leads to the Inyo Mine’s old structures and mining equipment and continues through
the Funeral Mountains to the Amargosa Valley. The run to the Inyo Mine is rated easy,
but the run through the Funeral Mountains is rated difficult because it is narrow and
rocky. Full sized pickup trucks are not recommended.
Scenic Loop #2 (Central)
This expedition will explore the central part of Death Valley National Park to include Keane Wonder Mine, Chloride City and Chloride Cliffs.
This 90-mile loop includes about 20 miles on dirt.
Panamint Range
Bring warm clothing because this run will take participants to many interesting sites in the Panamint Mountains along the west side of Death Valley. The run will visit Charcoal Kilns (weather permitting), Eureka Mine, Aguereberry Point, Skidoo, and Telephone Canyon Arch.
The Racetrack
Make sure your vehicle has plenty of fuel. This run will visit Ubehebe
Crater, Teakettle Junction and The Racetrack, where participants can unravel the
mystery of the moving rocks.
Rhyolite/Titus Canyon
This run will explore the ghost town of Rhyolite, NV and scenic Titus Canyon.
FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 2021
Barker Ranch
Visit the historic hideaway of the infamous Manson Family. Along the
way, explore the mining camp in Warm Spring Canyon and the miners’ cabins in the
Butte Valley. Due to the rough condition of the backcountry roads, 4-wheel drive and
high clearance are mandatory on this run.
Echo Canyon
Within Echo Canyon’s narrow is the Needle’s Eye, a natural arch. This run
leads to the Inyo Mine’s old structures and mining equipment and continues through
the Funeral Mountains to the Amargosa Valley. The run to the Inyo Mine is rated easy,
but the run through the Funeral Mountains is rated difficult because it is narrow and
rocky. Full sized pickup trucks are not recommended.
Scenic Loop #2 (Central)
This expedition will explore the central part of Death Valley National Park to include Keane Wonder Mine, Chloride City and Chloride Cliffs.
This 90-mile loop includes about 20 miles on dirt.
Panamint Range
Bring warm clothing because this run will take participants to many interesting sites in the Panamint Mountains along the west side of Death Valley. The run will visit Charcoal Kilns (weather permitting), Eureka Mine, Aguereberry Point, Skidoo, and Telephone Canyon Arch.
Darwin Falls
This run will take participants to the trailhead for the one-mile hike to
Darwin Falls. Along the way, this run will visit Father Crowley Point, Starwars Canyon,
the town of Darwin, and China Garden Spring (the site of the Koi pond).
Rhyolite/Titus Canyon
This run will explore the ghost town of Rhyolite, NV and scenic Titus Canyon.
SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 2021
Barker Ranch
Visit the historic hideaway of the infamous Manson Family. Along the
way, explore the mining camp in Warm Spring Canyon and the miners’ cabins in the
Butte Valley. Due to the rough condition of the backcountry roads, 4-wheel drive and
high clearance are mandatory on this run.
Echo Canyon
Within Echo Canyon’s narrow is the Needle’s Eye, a natural arch. This run
leads to the Inyo Mine’s old structures and mining equipment and continues through
the Funeral Mountains to the Amargosa Valley. The run to the Inyo Mine is rated easy,
but the run through the Funeral Mountains is rated difficult because it is narrow and
rocky. Full sized pickup trucks are not recommended.
Scenic Loop #1 (Southeast)
Participants in this expedition will visit many of the scenic highlights of the southeastern part of Death Valley National Park, to include Zabriskie Point, 20 Mule Team Canyon, Dante’s View, Jubilee Pass, Badwater, Devils Golf Course, and Artists’ Drive. The 130-mile loop is mostly on pavement; about 25 miles are on dirt.
Panamint Range
Bring warm clothing because this run will take participants to many interesting sites in the Panamint Mountains along the west side of Death Valley. The run will visit Charcoal Kilns (weather permitting), Eureka Mine, Aguereberry Point, Skidoo, and Telephone Canyon Arch.
The Racetrack
Make sure your vehicle has plenty of fuel. This run will visit Ubehebe Crater, Teakettle Junction and The Racetrack, where participants can unravel the mystery of the moving rocks.
Rhyolite/Titus Canyon
This run will explore the ghost town of Rhyolite, NV and scenic Titus Canyon.
SUNDAY, MARCH 14, 2021
Echo Canyon
Within Echo Canyon’s narrow is the Needle’s Eye, a natural arch. This run
leads to the Inyo Mine’s old structures and mining equipment and continues through
the Funeral Mountains to the Amargosa Valley. The run to the Inyo Mine is rated easy,
but the run through the Funeral Mountains is rated difficult because it is narrow and
rocky. Full sized pickup trucks are not recommended.
Scenic Loop #1 (Southeast)
Participants in this expedition will visit many of the scenic highlights of the southeastern part of Death Valley National Park, to include Zabriskie Point, 20 Mule Team Canyon, Dante’s View, Jubilee Pass, Badwater, Devils Golf Course, and Artists’ Drive. The 130-mile loop is mostly on pavement; about 25 miles are on dirt.
Scenic Loop #2 (Central)
This expedition will explore the central part of Death Valley National Park to include Keane Wonder Mine, Chloride City and Chloride Cliffs.
This 90-mile loop includes about 20 miles on dirt.
Panamint Range
Bring warm clothing because this run will take participants to many interesting sites in the Panamint Mountains along the west side of Death Valley. The run will visit Charcoal Kilns (weather permitting), Eureka Mine, Aguereberry Point, Skidoo, and Telephone Canyon Arch.
The Racetrack
Make sure your vehicle has plenty of fuel. This run will visit Ubehebe Crater, Teakettle Junction and The Racetrack, where participants can unravel the mystery of the moving rocks.
Rhyolite/Titus Canyon
This run will explore the ghost town of Rhyolite, NV and scenic Titus Canyon.
8120 36th Ave.
Sacramento, CA 95824
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California Four Wheel Drive Association, Inc.
Sacramento, CA 95824
© 1959- All rights reserved.
California Four Wheel Drive Association, Inc.