Two distinct desert ecosystems, the Mojave and the Colorado, come together in Joshua Tree National Park. A fascinating variety of plants and animals …
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Feb 11, 2025
Our first day in Joshua Tree was very windy with gusts up to 50 mph so even though it was in the 50’s, with the wind it was, at times, bitterly cold. Park rangers at the entrance advised us to hike H…Full review by LadureeFan
Jan 19, 2025
This is a very popular trail as it is simple and easy and it gives you a nice overview of the scenery. There is a lot of parking, but it all fills up very quickly. We got there before 10am and it wa…Full review by tinaNtravel
Jan 17, 2025
Beautiful walk. The rock formations are gorgeous. Well kept trails. I could spend a couple of days here easily. My only complaint is the yacking of some hikers.Full review by Robert L
Hey I am looking for the dead tree that you took a photo of and was curious if it was an easy access to get to? Would i be able to drive up to it or do I have to hike to it? Thanks and hope to hear from you
Hi. They are not. No dogs are allowed more than 100 feet from roads, and are not allowed on hiking trails. They cannot be left unattended for any reason, including in vehicles. They are …
Hi. They are not. No dogs are allowed more than 100 feet from roads, and are not allowed on hiking trails. They cannot be left unattended for any reason, including in vehicles. They are allowed on designated campgrounds, vistas such as Keys View, and can be walked on unpaved backcountry roads on a lead, just not on hiking trails.
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