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Joshua Tree National Park
Mastodon Peak![]() Miners in the area named the peak for a resemblance to a prehistoric elephant's head and trunk. The peak is a short hike from either Cottonwood Spring or Winona Mill. On a clear day from the trail and the top of the quartz monzonite formation, outstanding views of Joshua Tree, the Salton Sea and the surrounding desert can be viewed. - ![]() - ![]() - ![]() |
Hiking info: 3 miles - hiking time: 2-3 hours Starting point > Cottonwood Spring or Cottonwood Campground. Description: Excellent views of the Eagle Mountains and Salton Sea. Summit elevation - 3,371 feet. Difficulty = Moderate. |
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