Joshua Tree National Park, USA
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What is Joshua Tree National Park
Joshua Tree National Park is a United States National Park that is located in the Southern California Desert of the United States of America. The park encompasses nearly 800,000 acres of the Mojave and Colorado Deserts, conserving two separate desert ecosystems at different altitudes. The name of the park is derived from the distinctive Joshua Tree, a tall-growing variety of the yucca genus that grows prevalently within its boundaries.
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fodors.com
"This curious maze of stone hides groves of Joshua trees, trackless washes, and several small pools of water."
frommers.com
"Joshua Trees are found in altitudes between 2,000 and 6,000 feet in the high deserts of."
world.wikia.com
"The flatland between these hills is sparsely forested with Joshua trees."
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""Wonderland of Rocks" Anyone whose main interest lies in Joshua trees should follow a course to the west, where the thickest clumps of trees are to be found in the "Wonderland of Rocks"."
planetware.com
"H idden in the desert surrounding Joshua Tree National Park are lodgings as unique as the Joshua trees themselves, those shaggy, spike-leafed yuccas."
goworldtravel.com
"Joshua trees usually do not branch until after they bloom (though branching may also occur if the growing tip is destroyed by the yucca-boring weevil ), and they don't bloom every year."
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About Joshua Tree National Park
thalassa from Finland wrote about Joshua Tree National Park one year, 9 months ago
A fantastic desert hiking destination. Great views, dramatic Joshua trees and great oases for staying overnight. Just bring plenty of water as it get really, really hot.
christophergurr from USA wrote about Joshua Tree National Park one year, 8 months ago
I spent a week in Joshua Tree last January (2008) and had the most amazing time. Solitude of a very particular quality and a great variety of hikes... Boulder scrambling at Indian Cove (my profile pic is from that hike), 49 Palms Oasis (go early, it's popular) both in the north. Cottonwood Springs in the south... Too many to list. Go there!
kame from Austria wrote about Joshua Tree National Park one year, 4 months ago
A wonderful diverse desert atmosphere with alienlike shrubs and landscapes moving past you in a slow legato as you keep driving along! Then get off the car, close your eyes, and get bedazzled by utter silence.
After a short drizzle the ground will instantly be covered by zillions of minuscule, brightly colored flowers. But they'll vanish just as rapidly as they have appeared.
aholmes360 from USA wrote about Joshua Tree National Park one year, 7 months ago
Amazing national park in South West US. The Joshua Tree is a plant that grows nowhere else
digitallounge from USA wrote about Joshua Tree National Park one year, 7 months ago
Gorgeous. I would live there if I could.
jussi from Finland wrote about Joshua Tree National Park one year, 5 months ago
High desert area with Colorado desert type of vegetation. Lots of Joshua Trees and occasional Pinyon Pines. It got really hot here and there's no water in sight in the northern parts we visited. The national park brochure said that many rock climber come here to climb and we actually saw two guys with climbing gear going towards the Grand Burrito formation...
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