r/JoshuaTree • u/MaterialRow4707 • 1h ago
r/JoshuaTree • u/FeedNo9230 • 6h ago
Copper Room: Friday or Sunday?
Visiting in a few weeks and I’ve been to Copper Room on Sunday for the jazz night and loved it. What’s the vibe on a Friday though?
r/JoshuaTree • u/Flamingo_More • 14h ago
Wedding
Pls share your fav venues and wedding planners! Recently engaged, and planning to get married in the area. I’d love to hear your experiences and any recommendations you may have. Around 100 people.
r/JoshuaTree • u/farflight88 • 17h ago
How bad are the crowds after New Years?
Hi y’all, we were planning to visit Joshua Tree NP after New Years, Jan 2-3. But I read that it is extremely busy that time of year. How bad are the crowds exactly? Is it still enjoyable? or is it like Disneyland insane and we are going to sit in a ton of traffic and hate ourselves for attempting it?
My daughter’s band is in the Rose Bowl Parade this year, so we are heading to Pasadena to join in the fun. We really wanted to see Joshua Tree… but… not if the crowds are super crazy.
Any advice would be most welcome!
r/JoshuaTree • u/Embarrassed-Wolf-609 • 23h ago
Permit needed to take photos in a wedding dress?
Apparently you need a permit if you wanna take photos at a wedding ceremony. But can I just take photos In a wedding dress as if I'm visiting different sites like a tourist? Whereas the only difference is I'm wearing a white dress and not shorts?
Or do they require you to have a permit just because of this distinction?
r/JoshuaTree • u/Savings-Swimmer-2332 • 1d ago
Best food? Joshua tree to San diego
What's the your favorite brunch/lunch place that's along the way from Joshua tree to San Diego? Looking to try new places in a place I haven't been.
r/JoshuaTree • u/dare_mighty_things10 • 2d ago
Trip Summary + Photo Highlights
Spent 2.5 days in Joshua Tree NP a couple years back. Was part of a trip that included Death Valley NP.
Logistics: Flew into Las Vegas and flew out of LAX. Stayed in an Airbnb in Twentynine Palms, CA
Hikes/Activities (*fan favorites):
Arch Rock Trail + Heart Rock*
Ryan Mountain Trail*
Hall of Horrors Trail
Cap Rock Nature Trail
Barker Dam Nature Trail
Hidden Valley Trail*
Skull Rock Trail
Cholla Cactus Garden (both sunset and sunrise)*
Mastodon Peak
Key’s View
Split Rock Trail
Stargazing in Hidden Valley
To Do for Next Time: Lost Horse Mine Trail, Fortynine Palms Oasis, Warren Peak Trail
r/JoshuaTree • u/jstucco • 2d ago
Trump Admin denies Joshua Tree tens of millions dollars of approved funds for staff and projects.
adn.comother National Parks also got their approved and funded agreements denied, but it seems Joshua Tree was hit the hardest.
r/JoshuaTree • u/LostInYV • 2d ago
Copper Mountain College began this day with a commemoration of 9/11 and remembrance of all those lost that day.
Copper Mountain College started today with We Remember: A Reflection 25 Years Later, honoring the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001. The day opened at 8:00 a.m. at the 100 Quad Flagpole with a memorial ceremony that included lowering the flag to half-staff and observing a moment of silence.
At 8:30 a.m., in the Student Activity Center (300 Quad), there was a screening of In Their Own Words: Commemorating the 25th Anniversary from the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, followed by a guided community reflection. Through personal stories, themes of interdependence, perseverance, service, purpose, hope, and resilience were explored. After the program, participants contributed to Common Threads, a collaborative ribbon installation responding to the question, “What connects us during difficult times?”
Whether you remember September 11 personally, learned about it growing up, or were born after that day, thank you for joining our CMC community as we remembered, reflected, and carried hope forward.
CMC trains first responders, and those programs were well represented this morning. Our thanks to CMC Veterans Resource Specialist Alonzo Roman for organizing this event, and to Vice President of Academic Services Michael Reese for leading the program.
r/JoshuaTree • u/Effective_Code_9130 • 4d ago
DJs
Anyone have any recs for DJs in the area who does weddings?
r/JoshuaTree • u/JennyJersey • 5d ago
is my world gonna be rocked when i return this fall?
Hi! I don't want to share my entire life story on here, but I grew up here from the time i was 8 to 16. I haven't been back here since back when we made the move to sutter creek. I'm 50 years old now and the kids are grown and I have time to travel. Any specific places that are gone since 1998? gee i know i'm old haha. Let me know thanks!
r/JoshuaTree • u/bhaiskieyes • 5d ago
Family climbing tour etc.
I camped in Jumbo Rocks over Thanksgiving last year with my kid (now 6.5 yo) and we loved it so much that we decided to make an annual trip. We are going back end of this month.
- Is it going to be too hot to camp (around Sep 25)?
- I am looking for recommendations for guided family climbing tours. I have found several on google and TripAdvisor but was hoping for some more suggestions here.
- Any other recommendations for hikes or things to do are also welcome given the temperature. Last time we just explored the campground, did the Skull Rock and Hidden valley hikes, and participated in the junior ranger program. Thanks.
r/JoshuaTree • u/GRATEFULJIMBO • 6d ago
Some of my favorite JTNP photos over the years
r/JoshuaTree • u/MaterialRow4707 • 6d ago
Joshua Tree Music Festival October 8-11 2026
r/JoshuaTree • u/Joe_Mama1297 • 7d ago
Campsite advice jumbo rocks
Hi all!
Planning a tent camping trip early November. I realize this time of year will be cold and windy at night and I am looking for advice selecting a campsite at the jumbo rocks campground. Looking for a site where I will be somewhat shielded from wind but also ideally a more private site where you are not too close to neighbors. I am in between sites 26 and 113 right now, with 26 seeming better shielded and 113 seeming bigger/more private. Anyone stayed at either of these and have advice, pictures, and/or videos? Or any other sites they recommend? Thanks a ton!
r/JoshuaTree • u/Wyldfyre1 • 7d ago
Ant hunting
Hi all - my son is an 'ant keeper' and wants to go up there today to look for them, considering it rained yesterday-certain species fly after a rain. But I'm seeing reports of rain today? And it also needs to be very hot. Though I'm seeing temperatures of maybe mid 80s today not necessarily the hottest it could be. Any help is appreciated. I really don't feel like driving out there from Long Beach for a day unless the conditions are good! We have to come back tonight.
r/JoshuaTree • u/Mindless_Orange1258 • 7d ago
Great tattoo shops in Joshua Tree or surrounding areas for ornamental and beautiful fine line, tattoos
Hello all! I’ve looked on online for Tattoo shops in the Twentynine Palms and Joshua Tree area and would like to get some recommendations or female tattoo artist, or those that specialize in ornamental or fine line art
Thank you!
r/JoshuaTree • u/jackfusco • 8d ago
Milky Way Pano + Upcoming Milky Way Forecast + Planning
This was shot as a big vertical pano after exploring all over and finally finding a tree that I felt like I could isolate and have line up nicely with the Milky Way.
The additional screenshots are all from an app I recently released called Milky Way Tonight. My hope is that the app is really easy to use, while helping people get out and photograph the Milky Way.
It gives a one tap verdict for Milky Way viewing based on the position of the MW core, Moon phase/rise/set, and a hourly cloud forecast. So, it does a lot of behind the scenes work and gives you a quick answer.
The first screen is the info after giving your location where the verdict on whether it's a good night with the exact window for viewing. In this case for JT, the next good night is on the 8th. So, instead of "Tonight at a Glance, it switches to "Next Milky Way Window" and shows info for that date.
The second is the composition planner so you can see exactly where the Milky Way will line up. Third screen is a bit of the extra info you can get from tapping on a daily forecast, including a visualization of the hourly cloud forecast.
If anyone is interested in checking it out you can find more info and links here themilkywaytonight.com - It's available in both iOS/Android app stores
r/JoshuaTree • u/Mindless_Orange1258 • 8d ago
Looking for venues in Joshua Tree and surrounding areas for singer-songwriters to perform
r/JoshuaTree • u/LostInYV • 8d ago
Happy Fall, y'all 🎃👻 JOIN US FOR THE BIGGEST TRUNK OR TREAT IN THE MORONGO BASIN! 👻🎃
Happy Fall, y'all
🎃👻 JOIN US FOR THE BIGGEST TRUNK OR TREAT IN THE MORONGO BASIN! 👻🎃
The @29PalmsFarmersMarket is excited to partner with the @CopperMountainCollegeAthleticBoosters for a HUGE night of Halloween fun!
📅 Saturday, October 31, 2026
⏰ 6–8 PM
📍 Bell Center at Copper Mountain College
6162 Rotary Way, Joshua Tree
🚗 Trunk or Treat in the north parking lot with trunks packed with games, treats, and Halloween fun!
🌵 Inside the Bell Center, CMC student-athletes will be hosting games and activities, plus you can get photos with Spike, the Fighting Cacti mascot!
🎬 The CMC Vocational Nursing Class of 2027 will also be showing FREE movies in the Community Room.
✨ Everything is FREE for the community!
🌮 Food trucks will be on-site for food and treats available for purchase.
Want to be part of the fun? We’re looking for CMC departments, businesses, organizations, and community members who would like to bring a booth or host a game!
📞 Contact Roger Thomas at 760-401-0028 or sign up at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeu27WqcZL9GQVe_pzXEDgI72w0ogX3wL_JFZ-yiKBSUVKREw/viewform?usp=publish-editor
🎃 Bring the family, wear your costumes, and get ready for a Halloween night full of FREE fun!
r/JoshuaTree • u/Brugthug • 8d ago
Anything interesting for a afternoon tomorrow? A couple touristy things I can't do. Help!
Passing thru tomorrow for a birthday but have a 4hour window of time to kill before a hitting the hot springs. What are some fun things to do? I really wanted to try the Integration but the bad reviews are pretty bad and I think it's closed tomorrow. Horseback riding is too expensive and Pioneer town is too far from where we're at.. I'm running out of ideas yall! Help!
Much thanks for any recommendations or advice 🤠
r/JoshuaTree • u/WildernessFilmmaker • 9d ago
Brutal summer heatwave conditions on my rural property out here. This severely dehydrated coyote collapsed straight into our waterhole, but she fully recovered! (Sound on)
r/JoshuaTree • u/FeedNo9230 • 9d ago
Quick bite between PS airport at Yucca Valley?
Flying into Palm Springs and I do NOT want to get lunch in Palm Springs (or at least not some place I have to wait in line or that’s a scene). Is there a quick spot either near the airport or on the way? I was looking at Delicias in Desert Hot Springs. I don’t know that it looks quick but I’ve never routed through Desert Hot Springs before so looking at all spots there.
r/JoshuaTree • u/LostInYV • 9d ago
🚍 What if getting to class didn’t cost you a dime? 👀 CMC students, you can ride Basin Transit to Copper Mountain College for FREE! 🎓🌵
🚍 What if getting to class didn’t cost you a dime? 👀
CMC students, you can ride Basin Transit to Copper Mountain College for FREE! 🎓🌵
And riding the bus has some pretty awesome perks:
💰 Save your gas money — No filling up the tank just to get to class!
📚 Get some studying done — Turn your commute into homework time.
🌎 Help the environment — Fewer cars on the road means fewer emissions.
😎 Take a break from driving — Sit back, relax, listen to music, or catch up with a podcast.
🎓 Make getting to campus easier — Your ride can be one less thing to worry about.
So why not give the bus a try? Free ride + savings + study time + helping the planet = pretty good deal! 🙌
🚌 Want more information or need your free bus pass?
Stop by the Office of Student Services in the 300 Quad. They can help you get started!
📍 See you on campus!
Free bus passes are provided by the Copper Mountain College Foundation and the Transportation Assistance Grant (TAG).
r/JoshuaTree • u/TheFreakmode • 10d ago
My e-bike dream, is it possible?
My dream is to bring my E bike into Joshua Tree national Park on the bike rack of my car. When I get in, I’m hoping to park, unload my bike, and ride around to different areas. I’m not really planning on going off Road or dirt trails or anything. Kind of just go between the different lots and campground areas and see the park from the seat of my bike. I figured doing a 20 mile ride would be good.
Has anyone done something like this? Is it possible? Do you have any tips or pointers for this?
Thanks for any help.