Exploring the Wild of Joshua Tree National Park Joshua Tree National Park
A Storied Landscape
Joshua Tree National Park is a haven for adventurers hungry for exploration and discovery. This vast desert environment spreads majestically across 790,636-acres in Southern and Eastern California, drawing visitors from near and far with its multi-hued Joshua Trees, ancient alluvial-fans, and majestic hyperion dunes.
Hidden Gems
Though it may appear barren on the surface, Joshua Tree National Park boasts a bounty of hidden gems. Hikers are enthralled by its robust trails, which weave through unprecedented desert vistas and rock formations. Climbers revel in its oodles of boulders, providing a world of opportunity in the form of climbing challenges - Petroglyphs, distinctive cactus flowers, and the occasional Gila Monster.
A Place for Dark Sky Lovers
Joshua Tree National Park is a haven for astronomical enthusiasts and casual star-gazers alike. Joshua Tree National Park is one of only three designated DARK SKY PARKS in California, making it an excellent place for observing stars, planets, and more. As the night sky fills with celestial light, it's easy to forget one's woes and immerse oneself in mystery and wonder.
