See the Legendary Coach of the Mojave

     Running from Harmony Borax Mine in Death Valley to the railroad loading docks in Mojave, the Twenty Mule Team Trail ran 165 miles through some of the harshest terrain imaginable between 1884 and 1889. A round trip required 20 days. Portions of the trail are still visible today.

    California City’s Borax Bill Park, one of the watering holes along the trail, is named for Twenty Mule Team driver Bill Parkinson. It is now a favorite rest stop for OHV riders.