4352B

Located close enough to hear the hum of passing trains yet far enough to listen to the birds chirping and singing in bushes as the sun crests over the mountains filling the valley floor with warmth and light, 4352B offers a peaceful and secluded off-road experience. The trail winds between creosote bushes and ocotillos above the small washes carved over thousands of years in the desert floor. The area was once part of mining activity around the turn of the 20th century, with prospectors from all over the country searching for precious metals and minerals. Today, the trail and its surroundings remain largely untouched.

In recent years, 4352B has become a remote campsite for meteorite hunters, but it's unlikely you'll see anyone else on this quiet and secluded trail. While the origin of this spur is unknown, it offers a glimpse into the history of mining and meteorites in the area.

Overall, 4352B offers the beauty of the virtually untouched natural desert landscape and a chance to experience a less-traveled path. It's a great option for anyone who enjoys the peace and quiet of the outdoors.