Standing atop Ryan Mountain in Joshua Tree National Park ... You're likely to share the trail with the park's famous desert bighorn sheep at some point -- after all, they enjoy a romp up a ...

The park asks you to leave pets at home and off the trails for both their safety and the safety of wildlife. For more safety tips, visit the National Park Service's website. You might also like ...

The best way to get around Joshua Tree National Park is by car ... 3 miles south of the junction of U.S. Highway 62 and Utah Trail. The South Entrance near Cottonwood Spring is an access ...

This 12-mile trek (one way) links Desert Hot Springs to Joshua Tree National Park, where hikers recommend arranging a car for the journey home ... Dogs are not permitted on this trail.

The Forest Restoration project uses volunteers both hiking in from paved roads, and four-wheeling—then hiking—from 4WD trails ...

What would Joshua Tree National Park look like without the record-breaking crowds and without its titular trees? That's a ...

Many animals call the preserve home, including the so-called desert wolf, also known as the coyote. Keep an eye out for a ...

More than 300 million visitors explored America’s national parks last year, from Acadia in Maine to Zion in Utah.

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It’s a three-hour drive, but quite lovely. Dozens of car rental providers are available right at McCarran International Airport. Joshua Tree Guides: Make the most of your trip with the Moon Travel ...