Joshua Tree National Park is a wild, otherworldly landscape that can either be the perfect escape or a brutal challenge ...

S ome see Joshua Tree as just another desert landscape, but others swear it is a spiritual vortex with an energy unlike ...

If you have extra time, Rock Climbing is worthwhile. Climbers flock to Joshua Tree from around the world to tackle the literally thousands of routes open to them. There are challenges for all ...

Far from hazy Los Angeles, the desert offers a crystal clear night sky that makes it easy to spot constellations. Camping in Joshua Tree National Park or staying nearby is the best way to witness ...

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The best way to get around Joshua Tree National Park is by car. To reach Joshua Tree, most visitors fly into Palm Springs International Airport (PSP), which is about 50 miles east, or via Los ...

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JOSHUA TREE — Less than two weeks after a previous protest against staffing cuts at Joshua Tree National Park, protesters will gather again to speak out against those cuts. Protests will be held ...

At an elevation of 4,000 feet with a mix of sun and shade, this 99-site campground (in one of the thickest Joshua Tree forests) is in the northwest corner the park. The best time to visit is from ...

Parts of Joshua Tree National Park, including the Cottonwood Visitor Center and campground, have been temporarily closed due to an unusual surge ... Strong scents, particularly citrus, can aggravate ...

“I don’t want a McDonald’s popping up in Yosemite,” said Marla Stultz, 59, of Victorville as she waved an American flag near the entrance to Joshua Tree National Park, where a crowd of ...