Bat Rocks BLM Dispersed near Sheep Hole Pass

Desert rock formations rise out of the open Mojave flats near Sheep Hole Pass, where the BLM land stretches quiet and wide with minimal light or noise intrusion after dark. A sandy dirt spur off the Amboy Road corridor leads to a flat camping area at the base of the rocks — high-clearance is recommended, as the surface can challenge highway tires. The formations draw bats at dusk, and the skies overhead are dark enough to make stargazing a genuine draw.