Spanning two deserts, the Joshua Tree National Park encompasses a wealth of natural beauty.
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5.0 based on 17 reviews
Joshua Tree is well with rocks. They are so many rocks, boulders and mountains and they are all beautiful. My favorite was the Arch Rock. However enjoy the pictures of. A must see!
4.5 based on 560 reviews
A lookout point located a couple of thousand feet above Joshua Tree National Park that provides incredible views of sunrise and sunset.
Amazing views across the Coachella Valley. It was a bit hazy but very cool to view the landscape. Well worth the extra drive (or hike if you like).
4.5 based on 103 reviews
Amazing to see and climb around. We found the path difficult to follow-- maybe because there was snow. It's a SHORT hike from the campground. The Arch is a little off the official path, and you can climb over to it (not too hard of a climb over some boulders). And the rocks just around the Arch off the path is fun to climb on. We are a family of 4, kids are 6 and 10. We really loved exploring this area.
4.5 based on 27 reviews
The Hall of Horrors is not necessarily a favorite spot when visiting Joshua Tree NP, but it will depend on what activity there is on the rocks. You just might have the opportunity to see some climbers and that can make the stop worthwhile. There is also a restroom and a hiking trail that is most enjoyable. We made a couple of stops here during our days in the park and were treated to some climbers and enjoyed the hiking loop around the Hall of Horrors.
4.0 based on 474 reviews
Always like to stop here for photos. This time I was able to crawl up into the right eye socket :-) had a little challenge getting down though.. so think about getting down when you go up ;-)
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