15 Places to Explore in Joshua Tree National Park

This place looks amazing.

what state is this located in ?

Thank you for the clip.

Looking at the "dessert Queen Ranch" makes me think that after 100 years, new generations will explore "Palestine and Israel ", and collect data about that community and why did they perished.

Thank you!

Great video! We missed so much!

Hallo. Ich komme aus Deutschland. Interessanter Park und du hast das toll gezeigt. Ich finde du bist ein schöner natürlicher Mensch. Soetwas gibt es nur noch selten. Lieber Gruß aus Deutschland😊

The last one was cool. There is a trail called something like hunting trail or something like that . Any ideas why?

Great video! No fluff, just straightforward recommendations.

Very well done !!!

We just went there and did only short hike. Every places in your video is nice.

Well presented and informative. Thanks a bunch.

Where the heck are the Joshua tress?? I might be blind too..

I will be visiting in April. Just a day trip to Joshua tree. Is there a good route to start from? Is going south to north better to start? Thanks for the video

You missed one place...only a handful of locals know about it. The NPS wasn't even familiar with it.

The park is massive. Be smart when you're out there.

Nice place to visit.Thank you

Thank you

Very helpful video. My wife and I will be visiting Joshua Tree for the first time and this gives us a good idea of what to do and see.

This is super helpful!!! I did not know the Geology Tour Road, but thanks to you, I am planning to try it.

The band Cock Robin did a video for the song When Your Heart Is Weak somewhere in Joshua in 1985. Can you tell where they filmed it by watching their video?

Sitting in a far corner of my country, India, your video took me on a free ride to those stunning wilderness of Joshua tree national park. It is amazing....and I like your methodical way of explaining...love you and your video.....

Thank you for sharing!!

Lmao watch this video getting ready to go mid June 💀

That is beautiful. I intend to visit this park.

Don't forget "Tulip rock" , "Face rock" and "The tooth" rock, all on the Split rock loop trail.

Thanks!

This was so helpful! Thank you so much!

Thankyou for your EXCELLENT video!!!!

I am planning to visit here for the first time with my parents (in their 70s) and elementary kids in late December. When you are referring to the “parking lot”, which one do you mean? I have never been at Joshua Tree National Park but seeing through the google map and earth, it’s a giant park with lots of entry points. Do you mind sharing which entrance/parking lot do you recommend for the first timers with seniors and children accompanied? Always appreciate your channel, thank you for sharing great experience!

Great vlog.

Thank you

Are all the trails far apart or is it easy to get around

Nice break down. Thank you!

Yooo cool video thanks mane

I hung out there before it became a National Park. An old timer once told me that the entrance to the inner earth was not far from Barker Dam. I also remember a huge rock perfectly shaped like a Dice standing on it’s corner that looked man made.
A truly magical place… thanks!!

I am here to see the scenes not your face dude

THERE WAS A LITTLE PIECE OF GRAVEL NEAR CAP ROCK THAT IS SO BEUTIFUL AT SUNSET. IT'S A LITTLE OVER A QUARTER INCH IN DIAMETER AND WHEN YOU FIND IT, YOUR IN FOR A TREAT.

YOU HAVE NOT SEEN COKE CAN ROCK YET. IT'S A ROCK THAT SOMEBODY LEFT A COKE CAN SITTING ON. IT WASN'T NAMED SO THE NAME STUCK.

Such a beautiful place...❤💯✔

There's a nice cave attached to a camp site. But I'm not saying where.

Thanks!

This was very cool. Thank you so much. Been dying to go but it's way too hot. Might wait until September to be safe :)

Joined the Mile high club on mt Ryan lmao

How to save Joshua trees? And Stop The Anthropocene: Convince the 5% of global human population living in this USA (US or "us") that our consumption of 23% of world resources fueled by greedy, selfish Capitalism (a system that failed spectacularly in 2008) will destroy "life as we know it" so we need MASS TRANSIT NOW, a 55 mph National Speed Limit (like in the 1970s, save 17% of gas lost to wind resistance on fast highways), stop all production of feedlot meats, stop EATING meat (we have herbivore, long intestines. Early humans probably sought FAT in marrow, not so much meat) which a BBC report claims would meet our greenhouse gas emission goals, stop wrapping everthing in plastic (the vast majority of plastic in oceans comes from "3rd world" rivers!), and above all, CLOSE THE 800 OFFSHORE MILITAR BASES that (through local economic "benefit," police-like security, and outright threat) protect the status quo of pension-expecting businessMEN, the same type of exclusively male group that created the now bankrupt Boy Scouts and USA Catholic Churches, and MOST religions as rules to control people ESPECIALLY WOMEN through two-thousand year old unbelievable (to an educated person) fairy tales based on even older oral traditions. Don't believe, understand and SAVE THE AFTERLIFE of all species on this planet. Science describes, predicts, solves, unites all people ("races" do not exist, impossible to define), and unites all life on this planet. Religion fails at all of that, or should people really expect to pray for vaccines in a pandemic? Time to put credit where credit is due, and forget the fairy tales once so useful, but now irresponsible.

Bro I love your channel always comes up. Great places informative. Really helps for a local to get some info in places. 👍 keep it up !!