Basics
- Length:
- 11 miles (17 km)
- Time:
- 1 hour
- Fees:
- No day use fees, except for a $3 use fee at Empire Landing, as of October 2006
Description
History, prehistory, nature and recreation come together along Parker Dam's 11 miles along the California/Arizona border near Lake Havasu. Camp, boat, and hike near the Colorado River, or enjoy rock hounding, photography, and wildlife viewing in a spectacular desert setting. Along the route, you'll find plenty of opportunities to drive off-highway vehicles, but the road itself is accessible by passenger cars.
Parker Dam Road's unique juxtaposition of cool river and stark desert terrain makes it a unique and fulfilling visit. Visit the Lake Havasu BLM Field Office before you hit the road to fully enjoy the Colorado River and its surrounding amenities.
Tourism Resources
Helpful Links
Tourism Resources
Points of Interest
Points of Interest Along The Way
Lake Havasu Field Office (AZ)
Visit the BLM Lake Havasu field office to learn more about the 1.4 million acres of public desert lands encompassed by this office. Plan your trip with brochures, local input, and additional information.
Lake Havasu Field Office (CA)
Visit the BLM Lake Havasu field office to learn more about the 1.4 million acres of public desert lands encompassed by this office. Plan your trip with brochures, local input, and additional information.
