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View from the parking area peering out toward the Anza-Borrego desert.
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The historic desert tower is where you'll obtain your pass to the boulder park. You can also take a self-guided tour of the tower, which provides even more stunning views of the Imperial Valley.
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A carved buffalo marks the entrance to Boulder Park.
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A concrete staircase entering a cave in Boulder Park.
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Boulder Park is littered with painted and carved rocks.
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Once you've completed the Boulder Park section you have an option to follow a short trail up a rocky peak. This vantage provides a view above the desert tower.
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Spend some time exploring the caves in Boulder Park.
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Stone creatures soaking up the cool shade in the In-Ko-Pah high desert.
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There are multiple bouldering opportunities in the area around the park.
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Highway 8 snakes its way through the rocky peaks on it's intrepid journey to San Diego.
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On a clear day, you can see out to El Centro.
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Keep your eyes open for hidden creatures.
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Entering a cavern in Boulder Park.
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Unidentifiable monster in Boulder Park.
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Intricately carved and painted boulders still remain from the 1930s.
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Possible bouldering route just outside the park.
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View of the highway to El Centro from the peak above Boulder Park.