Joshua Tree National Park

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A Mojave Desert Climbing Utopia

Joshua Tree is a world-class climbing destination with thousands of routes and hard test pieces to prove it. The psychedelic landscape is characterized by a sea of granite and vast expanses of the Mojave desert lined with iconic Joshua Trees for as far as the eye can see.

Climbers from all over the world flock to Joshua Tree for its multitude of granite and monzonite cliffs that have everything from beginner-friendly slab climbs to enduro crack climbs and highball boulders. Joshua Tree is an excellent place to climb and train during winter due to very minimal rainfall and lots of sunshine. Come dial in your friction, crack, and trad climbing skills with us in this high desert oasis!

Check out the gallery, map, and trips available at this location below and Contact Us to inquire about a trip!

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Featured Trips in Joshua Tree

Outdoor Climbing Day

Private Instruction

Intro to Trad Climbing

Other Trips in Joshua Tree

Self Rescue | Beyond the Basics

Intro to Self Rescue

Sport | Beyond the Basics

1-3 Day Climbing Workshop | Bishop, CA

AMGA SPI Course

2-Day Intensive Big Wall Course

Trad | Beyond the Basics

Intro To Multipitch Climbing

Multipitch Climb

Intro To Outdoor Sport Climbing

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