Carrizo Badlands
Mud Caves & Slot Canyons – Anza-Borrego Desert State Park
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About This Video
The Carrizo Badlands Mud Caves are one of the most unusual and thrilling destinations in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park. These natural formations were carved by flash floods and consist of tight passageways, winding slot canyons, and dark mud tunnels deep in the Southern California desert. Located near Canyon Sin Nombre, this area offers rugged beauty, off-road exploration, and a chance to experience the desert’s hidden underground world. In this DesertUSA video, you'll get a preview of what it's like to hike, crawl, and climb through these incredible formations. Perfect for desert adventurers, geology buffs, and those looking for a unique day trip from Borrego Springs or San Diego.
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