Plan Your Trip

Planning a trip to or around the Jawbone Canyon Area? These sections will help you plan your trip, and learn all about the opportunities that await you in the desert!

Camping

Planning a camping trip? This section will help you know what to be mindful of when camping on BLM, State, or National Forest Lands.

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Keep Our Desert Beautiful

Please respect the natural and historic landmarks found here. Abide by the Leave No Trace principles. Please respect all fences and no trespassing signs. Enjoy our desert lands responsibly and respectfully.

Leave No Trace

All visitors should utilize the “Leave No Trace Seven Principles:”

  1. Plan Ahead and Prepare
  2. Travel and Camp on Durable
  3. Dispose of Waste Properly
  4. Leave What You Find
  5. Minimize Campfire Impacts
  6. Respect Wildlife
  7. Be Considerate of Other Visitors

Learn more at: www.LNT.org.

Dedicated to Ed Waldheim

Founder of the Friends of Jawbone (FOJ)

Friends of Jawbone is a non-profit corporation under section 501(c)(3). If you or your business would like to support Friends of Jawbone, please click here.

Special Thanks To:

Please join us in thanking our Business Supporters:

MAX-Tank
max-tank.com

BENEFACTOR MEMBERSHIP

Southern California Overland Trail Association
scota4x4.com

BENEFACTOR MEMBERSHIP

Please join us in thanking the sponsors of our 25th Moose Anderson Day:

Bureau of Land Management
Karl’s Hardware
CSI Electrical Contractors

X-West
Andrew & Cherie Holloway
RSI Petroleum
Bank of the Sierra
Green Tea Garden
Dave & Shelly Hammersmith
Crystal Geyser
Kern County Search and Rescue

Peak Productions
West Best Pizza
Mojave Off Road Adventures
Jawbone Canyon Store
Fun Time ATV Rentals

Jawbone Channel
Doug & Katie Varner
Crystal Geyser
Doug and Katie Varner

Indian Wells Brewery
O’Neal
OGIO
Waste Management

Jawbone Crazy
Terra-Gen
Friends of Oceano Dunes
Biker Kings
Alta One
Point Mugu 4×4 Club
Mojave Gold
Happy Trails Data Management
IMC Real Estate