Palm Canyon is the most visited location within the Kofa National Wildlife Refuge as it is the last place in the state where native California palm trees grow in their natural habitat. Visitors can see around 100 trees along a narrow, southeast-facing ravine further up the canyon; they are quite well-hidden and only visible when close by. A half mile path – steep and uneven in places – leads along the canyon to a viewpoint below this patch of trees.
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That is quite a breath taking sight, so beautiful….thanks for sharing! Have a great Wednesday, God Bless!
Very cool!
Happy WW 🙂
Beautiful!!
That is georgeous!