Skull Rock is ranked #10 out of 13 things to do in Joshua Tree National Park. See pictures and our review of Skull Rock. Travel. Home; ... you'll want to purchase a climbing guide and hiking map, ...

Welcome back to Joshua Tree National Park! In today’s video, I’m closing out my time in this beautiful desert by exploring some of its most iconic rock formations — Skull Rock, Face Rock ...

Skull Rock at Joshua Tree National Park in California Photo from National Park Service “It began long ago when rain drops accumulated in tiny depressions and started to erode the granite,” NPS ...

Skull Rock Trail Skull Rock in Joshua Tree is a desert-granite rock formation with two depressions resembling eye sockets that were created by erosion. Think: Creepy but cool vibes.

In this edition of Escapes, you’ll find a few ways to veer ever so slightly off the beaten path during a visit to Joshua Tree. Instead of beelining it for Skull Rock, Arch Rock or another ultra ...

Hidden Valley is a fairly easy stroll into landscape that’s going to rock your world. The Boy Scout Trail is mostly flat and covers 8 miles if you go point-to-point. Again, bring lots of water.

Skull Rock was by far the place where everyone stopped and wandered about the most. A park sign states that the visitor is staring at Skull Rock. Nope, Skull Rock is staring at the visitor.