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There are many reasons to visit Joshua Tree National Park. Mammoth granite boulders leaning topsy-turvy against each other create cartoon-like wonderlands of endless hiking, climbing, and exploring opportunity. It's vistas and landscapes are some of the most photographed desert lands in the world.

First recognized as a National Monument, and now a National Park, Joshua Tree National Park is a national treasure. Within it lies many natural wonders, valuable cultural resources, and history.

The Hidden Joshua Tree series are unofficial, but extensive guide to the places in Joshua Tree National Park that have been kept from general public knowledge. The sites written about in this series are not highly publicized, if at all – making them the most controversial writings about the park today. Many of these sites are sensitive and the utmost care and respect should be taken when visiting them. The places in this series are fiercely loved and protected by locals, park officials, and vacationers who have ventured off the beaten beaten path alike. The signs in Joshua Tree will point you to all of the main attractions. This series will show you that if you look a little deeper, you just might find the true, "Hidden Joshua Tree."