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Review & FAQ:
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How was Skull Rock formed?
- Skull Rock in Joshua Tree National Park was formed over time as raindrops collected in small depressions on the granite. The water gradually eroded the rock, deepening the depressions and leading to further erosion.
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Why does Skull Rock look like a skull?
- As erosion continued, the rock took on the appearance of a skull, with two hollowed-out depressions resembling eye sockets.
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Where is Skull Rock located?
- Skull Rock can be found along the main park road that runs east to west.
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What hiking trails are near Skull Rock?
- Across from the amphitheater within Jumbo Rocks Campground or right across from the campground's entrance is the start of a nature trail that travels 1.7 miles.
74485 National Park Dr. Twentynine Palms, CA 92277-3597, Phone: 760-367-5500
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