Driving Across High Desert Scenery in California from Goffs to Ivanpah

Located in San Bernardino County, California, the road from Goffs to Ivanpah offers a scenic drive through the breathtaking high desert landscape.

Goffs-Ivanpah Road

Where are Lanfair Road and Ivanpah Road?

This route lies in the southeastern part of California near the Nevada state line, traversing Lanfair Valley in the Mojave Desert and following Lanfair Road and Ivanpah Road.

How Long is the Road from Goffs to Ivanpah?

The drive stretches 73.86 km (45.9 miles), running south-north from Goffs, a historic ghost mining town, to Ivanpah via Lanfair Road. The road reaches a peak elevation of 1,501 m (4,924 ft) above sea level.

Is the Road from Goffs to Ivanpah Paved?

The start and end sections of the road are paved, but the central portion is graded dirt. Typically, the road is accessible to sedans in the dry season, but it can become washed out during storms with areas of wash damage and some sandy patches. High clearance is recommended and 4x4 recommended.

Is the Road from Goffs to Ivanpah Worth the Drive?

This scenic drive provides stunning high desert views that include the New York Mountains, Castle Peaks, Lanfair Valley, and Hackberry Mountains.

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