Rock Climbing Joshua Tree
Rock climbing Joshua Tree, a world-class destination, offers high desert famous traditional crack climbing and the most popular in Southern California.
High desert monzogranite, famous for its traditional crack climbing, it is nearly 800,000 acres. Thousands of options for sport climbers, slab climbers and a good number of multi-pitch classic routes.
It houses more than 10,000 climbing routes, over 400 rock formations, top choice for climbers of all levels and abilities.
Travelers from all over the world come to visit Joshua Tree National Park, each year. Its surreal and majestic landscape attracts campers, bikers, photographers, drivers, families, friends, climbers and bouldering enthusiasts.
Photo: Founder of Rock Climb Every Day trad leading Touch and Go.
Photo: Student and guide walking to massive rock walls in Joshua Tree.
Joshua Tree National Park
The entrance fee is currently $25 per vehicle and it is good for 7-days. They also accept the Joshua Tree National Annual Pass and America The Beautiful Annual Pass. Cash or credit cards are accepted at entrance booths.
Joshua Trees
Joshua Tree National Park is habitat for Joshua Trees, Yucca brevifolia, which is a member of the agave family. They grow in the Mojave Desert of southwestern California, Nevada, Utah and Arizona, at elevations ranging from 2,000 to 6,000 feet and nowhere else in the world. Joshua trees have unique spiked leaves and can live 150 years.
Leave No Trace
Do note, Joshua Tree National Park is habitat for many plants, animals, and a valuable research area for scientists. During your visit, we encourage you to do your part in practicing "Leave No Trace" and help protect this fragile desert environment.
Its weather conditions allow for it to open year round. It can get very hot, cold or windy depending on the season. Summers can surpass three digits and winters have brought snow.
Make sure to pack sun screen, plenty of water, food and snacks. Being prepared will make for a wonderful experience.