Basics
- Location:
- Mojave Desert, near Baker and the Mojave National Preserve
- Surface:
- Dirt, sand
- Length:
- Miles and miles of riding
- Difficulty:
- Beginner,
Intermediate,
Difficult - Time:
- 3 hours+
- Season:
- Year-round - summer not recommended.
Description
Rasor is pure desert off-roading and secluded to a degree that few off-roading areas are. You can take to these dunes and valleys and experience no sound at all save the wind and your own motor. The elevation varies greatly, from a peak-like 2,427 feet to 1,275 if you drive down by the Mojave River.
Stop off the road to camp or wildlife watch and bring plenty of supplies and water no matter how long you plan on staying. This is part of the Mojave desert, after all. This is also part of California's historic mining area, so look out for (and avoid) mine shafts.
Details
Location:
Mojave Desert, near Baker and the Mojave National Preserve
Surface:
Dirt, sand
Setting:
Desert
Length:
Miles and miles of riding
This is an area, rather than a trail, and length of ride varies mostly by how long you'd like to.
This is an area, rather than a trail, and length of ride varies mostly by how long you'd like to.
Difficulty:
Beginner
Intermediate
Difficult
Intermediate
Difficult
Time:
3 hours+
Season:
Year-round - summer not recommended.
Camping Info
You can camp anywhere that doesn't block a route; primitive
Map + Directions
Basic Directions
Access the area off I-15 by taking Basin Road or Rasor Road east.
