Wildlife

Mojave Narrows Regional Park

San Bernardino County, CA

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County regional park where the Mojave River is forced to the surface through a bedrock constriction north of Victorville, creating perennial lakes, cottonwood–willow riparian forest, and open water in the high desert. One of the best inland-empire birding sites in San Bernardino County (migratory waterfowl, herons, raptors, desert and riparian songbirds) with fishing, trails, and formal wildlife viewing. Distinct from Big Morongo Canyon Preserve and Baldwin Lake Ecological Reserve.

Facts

RegionSan Bernardino County, CA
Coordinates (approx.)34.5117, -117.2689
CountySan Bernardino
ManagerSan Bernardino County Regional Parks
HabitatMojave River riparian lakes and desert scrub
Address18000 Yates Road, Victorville, CA

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