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The Entrance to the Walking Box Ranch is from the graded Walking Box Road, about 0.75 miles south of Highway 164. From the turnoff, you can see the Fire Water Tank. One of the caretaker's daily responsibilities is to ensure that the gates are locked and the fence is intact. The area currently is owned by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and managed by Friends of Avi Kwa Ame. The area is watched by a caretaker, and three law enforcement officers live on-site in travel trailers. The site is available for researchers and occasional tours, but otherwise it is closed to the public. |
Street sign along Highway 164 (view NW) |
Approaching the entrance (view S on Walking Box Road) |
Sign at left turn to the main gate (view S) |
Main Gate (view S; note police car by bunkhouse) |
Arriving at the Main Gate (view S) |
Main Gate (view S; if you want the number, come on out) |
Sign (only the tortoise sign remains) along the road (view SW) |
The West Gate is located by the Fire Water Tank (view W) |
Signs at the turn into the main gate (view S) |
Sign (no longer present) at the turn into the site (view S) |
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Main Gate in 2024
Main Gate (view S) |
Main Gate (view S) |
Main Gate (view N) |
Main Gate (view N) |
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Note: All distances, elevations, and other facts are approximate.
; Last updated 241017 |
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