Sandboarding and desert adventures in North America.
Chicago-born visual artist Eileen Muza ditched her old life and moved to Cisco, a then-abandoned ghost town in the High Desert of Utah, of which… Read More »This Young Woman Revived a Ghost Town in the High Desert of Utah
American billionaire Marc Lore, former CEO of Walmart, has announced a utopian project for the creation of Telosa, a sustainable $400 billion metropolis he hopes… Read More »Telosa, the $400 Billion Futuristic Desert City
Big plans have been announced for the community of Desert Color in St. George, Utah. The 3.400 acre masterplanned community welcomed its first residents in… Read More »A New Resort is being built in St. George, in Utah’s Mojave Desert
Originally published on November 15th, 2022 Hundreds of people are forced to set camp in the Mojave desert in response to the current housing crisis… Read More »Homeless in the Mojave Desert: California Residents Forced Out of The City
The state of Texas is home to a variety of sand dunes, from the towering dunes of Monahans Sandhills State Park to the secluded dunes of Salt Basin Dunes. These dunes offer a variety of activities for visitors, including sandboarding, hiking, camping, and stargazing.
There are three main deserts in California: the Mojave Desert, the Colorado Desert, and the Great Basin Desert. The California Deserts have unique ecosystems and… Read More »Deserts of California: Information, Facts, Map
Kansas, located in the Great Plains region of the United States, is a state often associated with prairies and rolling hills. That said, what many… Read More »Kansas Desert & Sand Dunes: Little Gobi, Syracuse Sand Dunes and Sandhills State Park
Washington state has very different landscapes to offer including deserts, but also beaches, forests, mountains, volcanoes, and several coastal islands. The state is separated by… Read More »Washington State Deserts
The Honoraria Program, integral to the Burning Man Project, has increased its annual budget to $1.3M, enabling more proposed project budgets to be funded.
Kelowna isn’t a desert. Although it has dry, hot summers, it experiences a humid continental climate with cool, cloudy winters and annual rainfall of 691 mm (27.2 inches). The nearest desert-like area is the semi-arid Osoyoos Desert in the South Okanagan region.