An article discussing the author's experience with the Rollei 35T camera, focusing on its suitability for hiking and the quality of its pictures in both black and white and color film.
Joshua Tree National Park is a popular destination, but local hiker Travis Puglisi shares his favorite less-crowded trails:
- Covington Flats: A long trail with diverse plant and animal life, geological formations, and historical remnants.
- Twin Tanks: A challenging, off-trail area with isolated rock formations, diverse flora, and fragile biological soil crusts.
- Mary Peak: A scramble with stunning views, featuring unique plant life like creosote bush.
- Covington Flats: A long trail with diverse plant and animal life, geological formations, and historical remnants.
- Twin Tanks: A challenging, off-trail area with isolated rock formations, diverse flora, and fragile biological soil crusts.
- Mary Peak: A scramble with stunning views, featuring unique plant life like creosote bush.
A lot more people are visiting Joshua Tree National Park these days. Maybe you're one of them? Ranger Anna Marini formalized the park's Preventative Search and Rescue Program, one of the first in the national parks system to be overseen by a dedicated ranger. Her team seeks to educate people about how they can enjoy the park safely and avoid some common hazards and pitfalls.
Information about hiking trails and safety tips for hiking in Joshua Tree National Park.
Peninsula: San Bruno Mountain; Montara Mountain, from San Pedro Valley County Park or McNee Ranch State Park; Skegg’s Point, Skyline; Borel Hill, Russian Ridge; Coal Creek Open Space Preserve; Stegner Bench, Long Ridge Open Space Preserve. Best: San Bruno Mountain: On the 3.1-mile Summit Loop Trail, the hits just keep on coming.
