Camping and Hiking Spots You Should Never Visit in the US

Joshua Tree National Park - California

Joshua Tree National Park boasts some of the most striking desert landscapes in the United States. Named after the iconic twisty Joshua trees that dot its terrain, the park has surged in popularity, partly due to its proximity to the annual Coachella music festival. But what makes this place truly unique? Beyond its scenic beauty, the park is a land of extremes

Summer temperatures can soar to a scorching 120 degrees Fahrenheit, while nighttime brings unexpected cold and harsh winds that catch many campers off guard. The park is also home to venomous creatures like rattlesnakes and scorpions, adding an element of adventure—and caution—to any visit. Hiking and camping here come with challenges, especially as wildfires have become more frequent in recent years. Are you prepared for the rugged beauty and unpredictable conditions of Joshua Tree? Whether you’re a seasoned adventurer or a first-time visitor, this park offers an unforgettable experience in the heart of the California desert.