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Joshua Tree National Park is filled with stunning views. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or just looking for beautiful natural sights, this park has it all. Here are some of the best views you can’t miss: 1. Ryan Mountain Ryan Mountain is one of the park’s highlights. It offers incredible panoramic views of the landscape. […]

Joshua Tree National Park is a distinctive natural wonder that captivates visitors with its unique blend of two American deserts: the Mojave and the Colorado. Here’s what makes Joshua Tree National Park a must-visit destination: The Colorado Desert The Colorado Desert, a part of the larger Sonoran Desert, stretches from California and Arizona into Mexico. […]

The Giant Marbles are tucked away in the southern part of Joshua Tree National Park, near Cottonwood Spring. Starting your adventure at the Cottonwood Visitor Center is a smart move. The park rangers there are like treasure map holders, ready to set you on the right path for a memorable journey.  From the visitor center, […]

Joshua Tree National Park boasts a variety of captivating hiking trails, perfect for both novice and experienced hikers alike. Samuelson’s Hiking Trail: An easy stroll with scenic vistas, ideal for a leisurely hike lasting about 1 hour and 11 minutes. Willow Hole Trail: A moderate 2-hour, 18-minute hike leading to a tranquil desert oasis is […]

Joshua Tree National Park isn’t your everyday destination. It’s a place where two extraordinary American deserts, the Colorado and the Mojave, come together to create an enchanting natural landscape. Let’s delve into what makes this national park so special: The Colorado Desert The Colorado Desert, a slice of the vast Sonoran Desert stretching from California […]

Joshua Tree National Park is a renowned destination for stargazing enthusiasts, offering some of the darkest and most pristine skies in the United States. As an International Dark Sky Park, its location in the High Desert Region, with elevations ranging from 3,000 to 6,000 feet, contributes to its exceptional night sky clarity. The park’s distance […]

Most Sequoia National Park tours will start at the Foothills Visitor Center, just past the entrance station on Generals Highway at the southern part of the park. This center has plenty of maps, information, and gifts, as well as some exhibits about the park. It’s also the starting point for most ranger-led programs. Unlike many […]

The foundational cost of any Sequoia National Park tour, the entrance fee, is going to be the same as any other national park. The fee is $35 for a car, $30 for a motorcycle, or $20 for a person on foot or with a bicycle. This fee gets you access to the park for seven […]

Lake Tahoe and Sequoia are about six hours apart by car, making it pretty much impossible to do a Lake Tahoe and a Sequoia National Park tour in a single day. However, if you leave time for travel, they do make two ends of a terrific road trip. The fastest way to travel from Lake […]

Make sure you stay out of trouble with the rangers during your next trip to Sequoia National Park with this guide to the rules and regulations of the park. Body: For the most part, you’re free to wander as you like during a Sequoia National Park tour. However, there are a few rules and restrictions […]