Joshua Tree

What is Joshua Tree National Park known for?
- The park is known for its majestic natural scenery, world-renowned rock climbing, imposing rock formations, and trails that wind their way through the Mojave Desert.
When is the Night Sky Festival held in Joshua Tree?
- Don't miss the Night Sky Festival in October.

Things to Do:

Best Time to Visit	Places to Stay	Tips for Visiting
Spring (March-May) – Mild temperatures and blooming wildflowers, perfect for hiking.	AutoCamp Joshua Tree – A unique Airstream glamping experience.	Explore Hidden Valley Trail – A scenic, easy hike with stunning rock formations.
Summer (June-August) – Extremely hot, best for stargazing and early morning hikes.	Joshua Tree Inn – A historic and artistic desert retreat.	Visit Skull Rock at sunrise or sunset – Beat the heat and capture stunning photos.
Fall (September-November) – Cooler temperatures and fewer crowds, ideal for rock climbing.	Sacred Sands – A luxurious, eco-friendly desert stay.	Climb at Intersection Rock – One of the best spots for rock climbing enthusiasts.
Winter (December-February) – Cool and peaceful, great for daytime hikes and camping.	Pioneertown Motel – A rustic and charming stay near Joshua Tree.	Take the Keys View Drive – Enjoy panoramic views of the Coachella Valley.