These hiking trails—for all levels—offer unique ways to spot wildlife and experience California’s iconic Mojave park on foot.

From hiking and biking to offbeat art and drive-in movies, the California desert park and its surroundings offer plenty of family adventure.

Best time to visit Joshua Tree National Park Joshua Tree is open to the public year-round. Temperatures are most comfortable in the spring and fall, with an average high of 85°F and low of 50°F.

The vast majority of Joshua Tree National Park visitors never reach Covington Flats, which isn’t near any of the park’s main entrances and is only accessible via bumpy dirt roads or treks on ...

Keeping kids engaged and entertained at Joshua Tree National Park is often a matter of simple pleasures like camping in the desert, watching the heavens through a microscope, or scrambling between ...

However, spring and fall are ideal for Joshua Tree hikes in the Mojave Desert—the blue skies, gentle breeze, very little chance of rain, an average high of 85°F, and a low of 50°F.

Nicknamed "a small town with a big backyard," this California gem is characterized by its spectacular surroundings and up-and ...

As the busy 4th of July holiday approaches, Hipcamp has released a list of top campsites near Yosemite and Joshua Tree.

In Joshua Tree, every trail you conquer and every summit you reach is a triumph of endurance. Copper Fit’s compression socks ...

Bay Area residents share how California forest deregulation and park service cuts are affecting summer plans and access to ...