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Spanning two deserts, the Joshua Tree National Park encompasses a wealth of natural beauty.
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1. Vertical Adventures
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 20 reviews
Vertical Adventures Rock Climbing School offers beginner, intermediate, and advanced rock climbing classes, 1/2 day and full day guided climbing tours, private rock climbing tours, and guided climbs year-round at Joshua Tree National Park, CA. We also offer rappelling tours of Joshua Tree's most spectacular rock formations. We specialize in family groups and offer group discounts.
2. Wonderland of Rocks
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By robbygc - Toronto, Canada
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!
3. Joshua Tree Rock Climbing School
4. Uprising Adventure Guides
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 35 reviews
Joshua Tree National Park's #1 choice for rock climbing, hiking and backpacking. Our rock climbing courses are customized for individuals, families, youth groups and corporate events. Courses for Scouts and YMCA geared toward earning merit badges. Corporate climbs for team building encourage working together establishing trust, communication and problem solving skills. AMGA accredited and Certified! Rise to the adventure and we promise to meet your wildest expectations with our Joshua Tree rock climbing experience! Call 1-888-CLIMB-ON today to book your next uprising adventure.
5. Keys View
Overall Ratings
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.
Reviewed By clairemeech - Leatherhead, United Kingdom
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).
6. Cholla Cactus Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 550 reviews
Located inside Joshua Tree National Park, this small area contains awesome man-sized cacti that grow in profusion.
Reviewed By waynefromcali - Yucaipa, United States
Cholla Cactus Garden Trail,located in Joshua TreeNational Park,California,is a great stop on your Joshua Tree National Park adventure! They featurea a cholla cactus garden info sign,a one way covid safe trail start and is about 1/4 mile in length for a nice stop and go! Careful-Cholla Cactus are very pointy sharp! Its a beautiful area all around for beautiful views and photos! . . . . #joshuatreenationalpark #chollacactusgardentrail #chollacactusgarden #jthavn #ilovejoshuatreenationalpark #seejoshuatree #goseejoshuatree #waynesalvatti #photografxworldwide #californiadeserts #californiadreamin #californiadreaming #desertlife #yuccavalley #29palms #gohiking #getoutthere #familyfun #covidsafe #peaceful #calm #outdoorlife #cactus #chollacactus
7. The Pinto Basin
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
The Mojave and Sonora deserts come together in this basin, with characteristics of both deserts represented.
Reviewed By Perkadventures - Banning, United States
The Pinto Basin deals with many areas of Joshua Tree National Park. The park is larger than some states in the US. Known for its Joshua Trees, Cactus, old ranches, closed Mines and Mills. There is a lot to see. and do. A lifetime of adventure for you. Ryan Ranch remains, Key Ranch guided tours, Old Dale Road with Mills, Wells and Unknown ruins. Some 4 wheel drive, hiking trails to all different places, and more. Something for the whole family young and old. Bring water and food to picnic. No phone towers or signal.
8. Ryan Mountain
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 143 reviews
Four mile hiking trail offering great views from the top.
Reviewed By Susie1028 - San Diego, United States
Ryan Mountain is an out and back, 3-mile round trip hike with 1,050 feet of elevation gain. That's fairly steep. The trail is dirt with numerous stone steps. The summit is at 5,457-feet, and offers impressive panoramic views of the jumbled rock formations and Joshua trees that make up the national park. Bring water, and be mindful of the temperatures. There is a parking lot and bathroom at the trailhead. Located in the center of the national park, closer to the west entrance.
9. Hidden Valley
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 652 reviews
Reviewed By GeofJx - Germantown, United States
This was one of the highlights of our trip. It’s a nice relatively easy hike through the rocks and around the valley and is a spectacular example of the rocks and micro climates that make this spot so special. Great boulders for scrambling and there are plenty of climbing routes for the skilled rock climbers. Don’t miss this spot. Parking is limited and it can get crowded as it is very popular.
10. Joshua Tree Ranch
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By lavidal2013 - Westhampton Beach, United States
I’ve always wanted to come here since a certain band put out a certain CD....I always thought it looked hauntingly beautiful and it did not disappoint . We got a map from the park service and toured all the recommended landmarks . It is thrilling to see all of the history in this park and imagine what life was like when people lived there . Bring water and good tall hiking boots and food or snacks . You can spend the entire day just exploring . Make sure you stay and watch the sunset over the desert !!
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