There is no firewood available in Joshua Tree National Park, so if you’ve got visions of campfires and s’mores dancing in ...

The ancestors of the Cahuilla people traditionally ate Joshua tree flower buds and seeds. Joshua trees are thought to need a winter freeze to bloom. Because their wood is lightweight, soft and brittle ...

This short trail is an easy 0.4-mile loop which takes visitors through Joshua tree woodlands and between unique rock formations. The trail is located at the junction of Park Boulevard and Keys ...

Purifoy devoted the final 15 years of his life (1989-2004) to creating his desert masterpieces. His commitment never wavered, ...

Climbers flock to Joshua Tree from around the world to tackle the literally thousands of routes open to them. There are challenges for all ability levels, with more than 8,000 climbing routes ...