China Wall Hill 5 is a popular hiking destination located in the Salton Sea watershed of California. It is known for its stunning views of the surrounding landscape and unique geological formations. The trail is moderate in difficulty and stretches for approximately 5 miles round-trip.
One of the main draws of China Wall Hill 5 is the opportunity to see the China Walls, which are towering white and beige cliffs that were formed by ancient volcanic activity. The area is also home to a variety of wildlife, including bighorn sheep, coyotes, and various bird species. In addition to the natural beauty of the area, visitors can also explore the remains of the old Galleta Meadows metal sculptures, which were created by artist Ricardo Breceda.
Overall, China Wall Hill 5 is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts looking to explore the unique landscape of Southern California. Its stunning views, geological formations, and diverse wildlife make it an unforgettable hiking experience.
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Buttercup OHV | ||||
Grays Well OHV | ||||
Imperial Dam LTVA Dispersed | ||||
Fortuna Pond Dispersed | ||||
Dunebuggy Flats OHV | ||||
Ogilby Rd Dispersed | ||||
Mittry Lake Dispersed | ||||
Midway  OHV | ||||
El Centro NAF Military | ||||
Yuma VFW |