8 Best Hikes in Joshua Tree National Park (#5 is Our Favorite!)

[@robertbernstein1405]

Thanks for this fun video...My Wife and I also love Joshua Tree NP try to get to there a couple of times a year. We have been fortunate to see Barker Dam when it was full of water and be there during a heavy snow storm! Samuelson Rocks was a fun adventure for us, they were much larger than we expected. One unique hike we took was to the car-wash. It is not on any maps, but fun to see. Looking forward to your next videos, keep them coming!

[@LiveThatAdventure]

@@robertbernstein1405 thanks Robert!! That is so awesome that you got to see the park in so many different ways! Seeing it in the snow must have been wild! We will have to do the car wash hike next time we get out there! The cool things about the park is that it always seems like there is something new to explore! Have fun and stay safe out there!

[@bwaynesilva]

Thanks for the video. While I have been all over The Mojave Desert, I have actually never been to Joshua Tree. One reason is to avoid the crowd. But the main reason is that we have a very similar albeit smaller rocky area called The Valley of the Moon located in the exact southeast corner of San Diego County on the Mexican border (no wall), But it does take a 4x4 with good clearance (or long walk) to get too it. You should check it out.

[@LiveThatAdventure]

@@bwaynesilva if you can get out to Joshua tree on a week day you can avoid a fair amount of the crowds. Thank you so much for the recommendation! Valley of the moon sounds like a place we definitely need to check out! We will bring the Jeep 😁🤙

[@bwaynesilva]

I figured that the weekday strategy is needed.