




Joshua Tree National Park
Trail tips for your next trip
Best time to visit- March through May and October through November
Recommended hikes-
Ryan’s Mountain (great views)
Split Rock Loop Trail
Arch Rock Trail
Staying overnight?
Fun camping spot- Black Rock Campground
If you camp here, be sure to check out:
-Panorama Loop trail and
-Hi-View Nature trail
Fun spots to check out and take pictures in JT
-The Keys View
-Inspiration Point (great sunset spot)
-Cholla Cactus Garden
-Skull Rock
Tips to remember:
-There no service in the park so be sure to download maps on AllTrails before your trip to help you navigate.
-You can also stop at a visitor center and pick up a map and get fun tips from a ranger.
-Bring plenty of water and food. There is nothing once you’re inside the park.
-Entrance fee is $30 or if you have a National Parks pass it’s free. ($80 per year for NP pass)
-Look out for wildlife! I spotted group of bighorned sheep while on trail this last trip which was such a treat.
-Please be respectful and pack out your trash and always practice Leave No Trace.