The park extends for 3 196 km² where the flora and fauna is incredible
In a country as wide and diverse as the USA, you can find almost anything. In this superpower that spans from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean, there are famous phenomenal cities like New York, San Francisco, and Las Vegas to be explored, and the unique natural beauty of wild Rocky Mountains, picturesque grasslands and deserts to be admired.
If it is about rural tourism in the United States, the Joshua Tree National Park stands out, a huge region that stands out for its characteristic desert trees that reach towards the sky as if they were the arms of Joshua in the bible. . Hence the name.
This national park is located in the Mojave Desert of California which is famous for its photogenic desert landscapes. The desert may seem lifeless at first glance, but it is interesting for walking and cycling.
Located in sunny Southern California in the southwestern US the National Park is best reached by air via the Palm Springs Airport. The closest cities to the national park are Joshua Tree and Twentynine Palms.
This park was created in 1936, located between a set of mountains, canyons, oases and open desert landscapes with an interesting group of plant and animal species that develop in a spectacular landscape, which at first glance appears to be lifeless.
What to do
In addition to the park's famous designation trees, Joshua Tree National Park also draws visitors with its scenic views, which are most admired from lookouts like Vista de Key, an easy access point at an altitude of 1.580 meters.
As for trekking, the most popular areas are Hidden Valley and Berker Dam where you can with a little luck catch a glimpse of coyotes and other desert animals. There are also more than 250 species of birds to see in the area.