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=== Top Attractions in Joshua Tree National Park === From otherworldly rock formations to expansive desert views, '''Joshua Tree National Park''' has something for everyone. Here are some of the top attractions you won’t want to miss: ==== 1. '''Skull Rock''' ==== One of the park’s most famous rock formations, '''Skull Rock''' is shaped like a human skull and is a must-see for photographers and nature lovers alike. The rock is easily accessible from the main road and offers plenty of opportunities for exploration. ==== 2. '''Keys View''' ==== For panoramic views of the '''Coachella Valley''', '''San Andreas Fault''', and the '''Salton Sea''', head to '''Keys View'''. This viewpoint is especially popular at sunset, offering breathtaking desert vistas. ==== 3. '''Cholla Cactus Garden''' ==== Explore this unique part of the park, where a large concentration of '''cholla cacti''' creates a surreal landscape. The short walking trail allows you to get up close to these fascinating desert plants, but be careful—they’re also known as "jumping cacti" for their ability to attach to anything that brushes against them! ==== 4. '''Hidden Valley''' ==== This beautiful valley, enclosed by towering rock walls, is one of the most popular spots for hiking, picnicking, and rock climbing. The easy, one-mile loop trail takes you through stunning scenery and offers plenty of spots to explore the iconic rock formations. ==== 5. '''Ryan Mountain''' ==== For those looking for a more challenging hike, '''Ryan Mountain''' offers some of the best views in the park. The 3-mile round-trip hike takes you to the top of the mountain, where you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views of '''Joshua Tree National Park'''. ==== 6. '''Barker Dam''' ==== An easy, family-friendly hike, '''Barker Dam''' takes you past Joshua trees, boulders, and a historic water reservoir used by early ranchers. The trail also offers the chance to see petroglyphs and seasonal wildlife.
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