Digital-Desert : Mojave Desert

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Wilderness Whipple Mountains Wilderness SIZE: 77,520 acres LOCATION: San Bernardino County; 10 miles northwest of Parker, Arizona ACCESS: Access to the eastern boundary of the wilderness is by four-wheel drive vehicle on a powerline road. Start at Parker Dam on the Colorado River and go south on the California side to Black Meadow Landing Road (less than a mile). Take this paved road 6 miles to the dirt road that leads to Havasu Palms. Follow this route for 2.1 miles to the powerline road, which for the next 8 miles, forms the eastern boundary of the wilderness.

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Digital-Desert : Mojave Desert

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