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Have you ever thought of a place so extraordinary that you it seems to good to be true? Well you have never heard of Artist's Drive then. Artist's Drive is a spectacular formation of rock that extremely colorful, due to layers of volcanic ash. The viewpoint is a definite stopping point, that enables you to view these amazing color formations up close. The view as far as the eye can see, is one of wonder and awe. Due to the narrow road and winding curves RVs are not allowed on this road.
Devil's Golf Course
Golf Anyone? This is not your typical golf course; it is the Devil's Golf Course. It is made up of blocks of salt that had formed from cooling and heating, minimizing and expanding, and other geological changes of the saltpan.. One of the most spectacular things about the Devil?s Golf Course is underneath its surface lie accumulated deposits, that are a vision of beauty. Crystals have formed and continue to grow. The Pinnacles
Calling all 'Trekkies'! This familiar place may be of interest. Just twenty miles east of Ridgecrest, is the Trona Pinnacles. This is a favorite spot for many photographers. The Trona Pinnacles comprise North America's most spectacular display of tufa towers. The Pinnacles was also where Planet of the Apes was filmed.
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