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Joshua Tree National Park Ultimate Trip Planner and Travel Guide
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Joshua Tree National Park Ultimate Trip Planner and Travel Guide
Joshua Tree National Park Trip Planner guides you through the park's must-see spots, including Skull Rock, Hidden Valley, Barker Dam, Keys View, and Lost Horse Mine Loop Trail. Explore the historic Keys Ranch, hike the Cottonwood Spring Trail, and enjoy scenic views from Quail Mountain. With essential info on the best times to visit, key attractions, and navigation tips, this planner ensures a seamless adventure through Joshua Tree’s unique desert landscapes.
Language options: English
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$6.99 x 1 Traveler$6.99
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- Entrance Tickets: There is an entrance fee to Joshua Tree National Park, valid for 7 consecutive days. You can purchase a pass at any of the park's entrances or online. Be sure to keep the ticket with you during your visit.
- Entrances: Joshua Tree National Park has three entrances: the Northeast Entrance (Twentynine Palms), South Entrance (Cottonwood Visitor Center), and West Entrance (Joshua Tree Visitor Center).
- Cell Service: There is no cell signal inside the park, so download the Trip Planner and maps in advance.
- Weather: Be prepared for extreme temperatures. Summer days can exceed, while winters can be chilly, especially at night.
- Water Supply: Bring plenty of water with you as there are limited water stations within the park.
- Park Hours: Joshua Tree is open year-round, but some roads and trails may be closed in winter due to weather.
- Stargazing: As a Dark Sky Park, Joshua Tree offers incredible stargazing opportunities. Bring a flashlight with a red filter to preserve your night vision.
- Fuel & Food: Make sure to fill up on gas and bring food before entering the park, as there are no fuel stations inside.
- Accessibility: Some trails and areas may be difficult to access for visitors with mobility issues. Check accessibility information ahead of time.