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Joshua Tree National Park
4 stamp stations
Black Rock Nature Center
Address: 9800 Black Rock Canyon Rd., Yucca Valley, CA 92284
Joshua Tree straddles two deserts, the high Mojave and the lower Colorado, where twisted Joshua trees grow among massive monzogranite boulder piles that draw climbers from around the world. Rare oases shelter California fan palms, and Keys Ranch preserves a homesteading family's desert life on ranger-led tours.
Scramble among the rocks at Hidden Valley, spot Skull Rock, and visit the palm oases; young kids can earn a Junior Ranger badge. For a challenge, climbers can test themselves in the Wonderland of Rocks, one of America's great traditional climbing areas.
Joshua Tree straddles two deserts, the high Mojave and the lower Colorado, where twisted Joshua trees grow among massive monzogranite boulder piles that draw climbers from around the world. Rare oases shelter California fan palms, and Keys Ranch preserves a homesteading family's desert life on ranger-led tours.
Scramble among the rocks at Hidden Valley, spot Skull Rock, and visit the palm oases; young kids can earn a Junior Ranger badge. For a challenge, climbers can test themselves in the Wonderland of Rocks, one of America's great traditional climbing areas.
Address: 6533 Freedom Way, Twentynine Palms, CA 92277
Joshua Tree straddles two deserts, the high Mojave and the lower Colorado, where twisted Joshua trees grow among massive monzogranite boulder piles that draw climbers from around the world. Rare oases shelter California fan palms, and Keys Ranch preserves a homesteading family's desert life on ranger-led tours.
Scramble among the rocks at Hidden Valley, spot Skull Rock, and visit the palm oases; young kids can earn a Junior Ranger badge. For a challenge, climbers can test themselves in the Wonderland of Rocks, one of America's great traditional climbing areas.
Joshua Tree straddles two deserts, the high Mojave and the lower Colorado, where twisted Joshua trees grow among massive monzogranite boulder piles that draw climbers from around the world. Rare oases shelter California fan palms, and Keys Ranch preserves a homesteading family's desert life on ranger-led tours.
Scramble among the rocks at Hidden Valley, spot Skull Rock, and visit the palm oases; young kids can earn a Junior Ranger badge. For a challenge, climbers can test themselves in the Wonderland of Rocks, one of America's great traditional climbing areas.
