Pet Friendly Things To Do in Needles, California

Bigelow chollas, also known as jumping chollas are single-stemmed members of the cactus family that branch wt only near the top, and their very dark tanks help to distinguish them from their near relatives. While the cacti don't really ... More on Epinions.com

Moabi Regional Park is on the banks of the Colorado River just 11 miles southeast of Needles, California. Here you can camp, fish, boat, swim, water ... More on uptake_content

Moabi Regional Park near Needles offers visitors camping, fishing and water activities on 1,027 acres. More on PlanetWare

The Havasu National Wildlife Refuge consists of marshland, parts of the Topock Gorge and the Colorado River, backwater bays, beautiful desert mountains and cliffs. The refuge covers 37,515 acres, o... More on LLBean.com

The Havasu National Wildlife Refuge is a large reserve of the Havasu wilderness and the Topock Marsh. The prim ... More on PlanetWare

Size: 163,731 acres. Location: San Bernardino County; 35 miles southwest of Needles, California (Note: Boundary set backs from roads or trails are 30 to 300 feet) Area Description : This 183,538-acre (approximate) wilderness area ... More on Blm.gov

South of the Mojave National Preserve, just across Interstate 40, Clipper Mountains Wilderness encompasses a large mesa standing at approximately 1,000 feet elevation that falls away into surrounding canyons and hills to the southeast ... More on Epinions.com

The Needles office jurisdiction covers California's east coast adjacent to the mighty Colorado River, southward to the Turtle Mountain Wilderness Area, west past the Amboy Crater and on north to th... More on go_california

The Needles office jurisdiction covers California's east coast adjacent to the mighty Colorado River, southward to the Turtle Mountain Wilderness Area, west past the Amboy Crater and on north to th... More on Epinions.com

Chemehuevi Mountains Wilderness rises from the Colorado River to the summit of 3,697-foot Chemehuevi Peak. Although this may not seem like much elevation, the overall relief is quite substantial. T... More on Trails

The Chemehuevi Mountains are a horseshoe-shaped range rising from near the Colorado River, transforming gradually from almost white granite to dark reds and grays in volcanic spires. It's rugged co... More on Epinions.com

The Clipper Mountains Wilderness lies just south of I-40 and the Mojave National Preserve. Walk this wilderness and you will be following in the steps of the Chemehuevis, who once hunted bighorn sh... More on Trails

Squeezed between a state highway and a pipeline, the small range of the Piute Mountains is preserved by Wilderness designation. These mountains are bisected by an extensive system of connecting was... More on Epinions.com

Good fishing, clear waters, and the beautiful backdrop of the wooded Appalachian foothills combine to make Guntersville one of the South's premier recreation attractions. Crappie is the number-one sport fish, usually accounting for ... More on recreation.gov

Hole-in-the-Wall and Mid Hills are Hole-in-the-Wall the centerpieces of Mojave National Preserve. Both locales offer diverse desert scenery and fine campgrounds. Doubling the pleasure of these special places is an 8-mile-long trail ... More on Trails