Desert Dancing by Len Wilcox

"Wow! This book places you right there, there in the desert. You can feel the heat, see the the old west as it was and what it has become... This books makes you want to pack up your vehicle and head to the desert. Read this book and you'll enjoy what the California desert really has to offer."
-- Leslie Curtis Riley, on Amazon.com

Desert Dancing

By Len Wilcox - Published by Hunter Publishing, Inc.

Exploring California's deserts

From mining camps to hidden natural wonders, this book is a 4-wheeling adventure trip through the Mojave and Colorado deserts of southern California. We follow the roughest trails back to the time of prospectors and outlaws, meeting some of the most outrageous and interesting characters to walk the sands and rocks of this fascinating area.

A travel journal written by an experienced author/editor and photojournalist, Desert Dancing is a look into the desert world that waits beyond the highway.

With numerous photos, maps, and detailed information about where to go, where to stay, and sights to see, it's also a guidebook to some of the most fascinating desert lands in the country.

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Bob Moore - Editor, Route 66 Magazine, said:

"Guidebooks are a particular fascination of mine. Where to go, what to see, and how to get there, all form the basis of many a road trip. Desert Dancing, a new book devoted to the California desert country, goes beyond being a simple A to B guidebook. Len Wilcox has put together a volume of information that takes you along as he explores the region. In a friendly, and enjoyable manner Len writes of his personal adventures off-roading in the rugged reaches of the Mojave and Colorado Deserts, as well as Death Valley. It is obvious Len is one of the new generation of Rainbow Chasers - those who ventured West in search of gold. However, it is not the gold of the 49'ers Len is seeking, it is the gold that lies in the history of the people and places of the Desert lands. Subtitled, Exploring the Land, the People, the Legends of the California Deserts, Desert Dancing introduces not just the wonders of the desert, but some of the people who make the small towns and wide spots more interesting than any city in the world. Desert Dancing reads like the journal of a friend, who, in a highly readable style, shares with you a wonderful trip. Excellent research, combined with an in-person familiarity of the subject at hand, makes this a necessary volume for anyone considering a trip into the desert, or for the armchair explorer who wants to gain a sense of what the desert is all about."