How to Explore Joshua Tree National Park

Joshua Tree National Park was originally created as a national monument in 1936, finally becoming a national park in 1994. The park is the visual representation of the point at which the Mojave and Colorado deserts meet, creating a unique ecosystem with beautiful and sometimes bizarre flora, like a Dr. Seuss book come to life.

With some 5,000 years of history and nearly 800,000 acres, Joshua Tree is the perfect choice for the active client interested in biking, hiking and climbing, as well as those looking to relax as they’re led around the park. 

Located about an hour’s drive from Palm Springs and two hours from Los Angeles, Joshua Tree National Park is ideal as either a day trip or a destination all its own. Here’s how to make the most of it.

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