Imperial (IMPL) Homes with Desert View

Imperial (IMPL) Homes with Desert View

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$145,000
PW26002634 MLS Active Status
Discover 87.44 acres of desert paradise located directly on historic Bradshaw Trail at Graham Pass/Niland Road, just 20 miles from Wiley’s Well Campground. This expansive property offers a rare opportunity to own a private recreational destination in one of Southern California’s most iconic desert regions—conveniently close to Blythe, the Colorado River, and Glamis. Ideal for OHV enthusiasts, the land is perfectly suited for dune buggies, ATVs, dirt bikes, and off-road exploration. The previous owner successfully lived off-grid on the property for several years using an RV supported by solar panels and water tanks, showcasing the land’s usability for self-sufficient desert living or extended recreation. Bradshaw Trail is an approximately 70-mile historic route stretching from Blythe to the eastern edge of the Salton Sea, traveling east to west through the Chuckwalla Mountains and alongside the Chocolate Mountain Aerial Gunnery Range. The trail features a periodically maintained dirt road with flat stretches, washboard sections, soft sand washes, and gravel areas—4WD recommended. Rich in history, Bradshaw Trail was first blazed in 1862 by William Bradshaw as a gold mining and stage route connecting Riverside and San Bernardino Counties to La Paz, Arizona, transporting miners and gold to the Colorado River. Directions: From Interstate 10, take the Wiley’s Well Road exit and drive south toward Wiley’s Well Campground. Turn right onto Bradshaw Trail and travel approximately 20 miles. The property is located on the right, just after crossing Niland Road. An exceptional opportunity for recreation, off-grid living, or long-term investment in a storied and scenic desert location.

Bradshaw Trail at Niland Road, Unknown

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