Joshua Tree
National Park
Est. 1994
California
795,156 acres
A meeting of two deserts—the Mojave and the Colorado—Joshua Tree National Park is a landscape of stark contrasts and surreal beauty. Sculpted boulders eroded over time rise among forests of Joshua trees, while broad valleys and rugged mountains glow rose gold in the desert light. Enjoyed by hikers, climbers, stargazers, and solitude seekers, Joshua Tree offers a rare stillness where time seems to slow with the shifting light. By day, the desert hums with life; by night, one of the darkest skies in southern California reveals the Milky Way in full splendor. Read more . . .
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