The roads listed below are generally accessible to all vehicles (click here or call 760-252-6100 for current road conditions). Click on each image or the link to learn more about what to see and do.

Kelbaker Road
A paved road connecting I-15 at Baker, Calif., with I-40, 29 miles east of Fenner, Calif. Features include Cinder Cones National Natural Landmark, Kelso Depot Visitor Center, Kelso Dunes, and the Granite Mountains.
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Zzyzx Road
A 4-mile long gravel road 6 miles west of Baker, Calif. on I-15 leads to Zzyzx.
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Cima Road
A paved road heading south of I-15 to Cima, connecting to Kelso Depot (35 miles south of I-15) via the Kelso-Cima Road. Cima Road passes through the largest, densest Joshua tree (Yucca brevifolia jaegeriana) forests in the world.
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Black Canyon, Essex & Cedar Canyon Roads
Essex Road is paved and leads from I-40 to Mitchell Caverns, while Black Canyon Road leads from Essex Road to Hole-in-the-Wall. Beyond Hole-in-the-Wall, Black Canyon is a graded dirt road generally open to any car. Cedar Canyon Road, connecting Black Canyon to Kelso-Cima Road, is also a graded dirt road open to most vehicles.
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Nipton, Ivanpah, & Lanfair Roads
Nipton is a paved road leading from I-15 to a private campground, store, and restaurant. Ivanpah Road heads south from Nipton Road, turns into Lanfair Road, and ends at Route 66, connecting to I-95 or I-40. Ivanpah and Lanfair Roads are paved at the north and south ends; the middle 15 miles are graded dirt road.
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