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Joshua Tree National Park
Mojave EcozoneThe western part of the park is higher (above 3,000 feet), moister and slightly cooler. The Mojave Desert is the special habitat of the Joshua tree. Joshua tree forests occur in the western part of the park along with some of the most interesting geologic formations and displays found in the California deserts. >> More about the desert ecosystem Interpretive Trails, Day Hikes & Roads
Indian Cove Oasis of Mara Barker Dam Hidden Valley Cap Rock Skull Rock * Lost Horse Mine Geology Road Queen Valley Road Photos of Points of Interest
Split Rock Keys View Jumbo Rocks Desert Queen Ranch Desert Queen Mine Wall Street Mill Black Rock Canyon Eureka Peak 360° PhotosAerial PhotosAerial photos of many of Joshua Tree's key locations and features with links to ground tours and slideshows. |
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