DesertUSA publishes news, articles, and educational content about the desert regions of the United States. Our news feed includes press releases from the National Park Service, State Parks and other recreation areas.
Desert Wildflower Reports
Where to see the best displays of wildflowers
Stay updated with our latest news and reports on the current wildflower season, discover the best spots for wildflower viewing, and delve into articles that explore the science, folklore, and conservation efforts surrounding these precious blooms. Join us on a journey through the world of desert wildflowers, where you’ll uncover the hidden treasures of nature’s desert masterpiece.
Bodie State Historic Park, CA
Bodie’s Windows to the Past
Join us on a nostalgic road trip through the Old West, starting from Laughlin, Nevada, and journeying into the heart of Arizona’s history. Explore the charming towns of Chloride and Oatman, steeped in mining lore and adorned with captivating artwork. Drive along the legendary Route 66, with its breathtaking vistas, and immerse yourself in the authentic Wild West atmosphere of Oatman, where burros roam the streets and gunfights entertain visitors. Experience the allure of a bygone era and discover the hidden gems of the American Southwest.
The Niland Geyser
The only moving geyser in the world!
Discover the extraordinary journey of the Niland Geyser, the only moving geyser in the world, located just five miles northwest of Niland, California. Initially a stationary mud pot, this geological marvel began its unprecedented westward movement in 2007, disrupting infrastructure and captivating scientists and locals alike. Despite efforts to halt its advance, including a $11.7 million mitigation project, the geyser continues its slow but relentless march, offering insights into the dynamics of mud springs and their interaction with the environment. Read on to uncover the fascinating story behind this unique phenomenon. Article updated April 2024.
News & Stories
Man dies while hiking Mosaic Canyon Trail in Death Valley National Park
Likely due to medical causes A 66-year-old man from Gig Harbor, Washington died while hiking with his wife in Death…
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