Головне в національному парку Джошуа-Трі

Joshua Tree National Park Essentials

Joshua Tree National Park marks the transition between the high Mojave and low Colorado deserts. This collection highlights the park's distinct geological formations, including the monzogranite boulders at Jumbo Rocks and Skull Rock, alongside unique flora like the Teddy Bear Cholla. Historical sites such as the Keys Desert Queen Ranch and Wall Street Mill provide insight into early 20th-century homesteading and mining. For expansive views, Keys View provides a panorama of the San Andreas Fault and Coachella Valley, while the Oasis Visitor Center serves as an educational hub for desert ecology.

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Keys View

It’s truly a gorgeous scene to see the panorama of Joshua Tree National Park - with its rocky landscape, hills and peninsular ranges.

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Cholla Cactus Garden

A dense concentration of "teddy bear" cholla cacti located in the park's Colorado Desert section. A flat, quarter-mile loop trail winds through the garden.

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Skull Rock

Skull Rock may refer to:

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Arch Rock

A 30-foot-wide natural granite arch formed by centuries of erosion. It is accessible via a short hiking trail from the White Tank Campground or Twin Tanks.

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Jumbo Rocks

Massive monzogranite boulder formations and outcrops centrally located in the park. The area features numerous rock scrambling opportunities and a large campground.

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