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	Willow Wash       35°10'10''N  115°49'16''W Elevation 2779'
		Volcanic cinder cones	Lava flows into the wash	Topographic map of area Click to enlarge for printing.
	Access:	Take I-15 to Baker. Exit east on Kelbaker Road. Watch for unsigned sandy road under the cinder cones. 4 wheel drive is REQUIRED to reach this site.
	Facilities:	Just a wide flat spot on a dirt road with a campfire ring. No water, No facilities.
	Season:	Open year round. VERY hot in summer.
	Fees:	None
	Nearby Hiking Trails:	Across the wash, hike cross country into the cinder pits and basalt lava flows. Watch for openings into the underground lava tubes.
	Nearby 4x4 Trails:	Numerous unnamed dirt and sand 4x4 trails. The Mojave Road passes nearby this campsite.
	Comments:	This is one of my favorite spots in the National Preserve. Shrubs alongside the wash provide a little shade, and after a rain, the wash fills and runs for several hours.
	Current Weather:	Click here for the current 'pointcast' for this spot. ('Pops up' in a new window)
	Managing Agency:	National Park Service
		This information is generally reliable, but not guarranteed. Use this information at your own risk. All outdoor information and conditions are subject to change without notice. Whenever possible, call the managing agency for a current update.