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The search for missing Canadian hiker Paul Miller, who has been missing since Friday morning in Joshua Tree National Park

#LostHikerNews, a search begins for hiker missing in Joshua Tree National Park. Cover photo by Laura Green. UPDATE: 7/18/18 2am

The McCallum Trail – A Family Friendly Hike The McCallum Trail to the McCallum Grove is a very nice hike on

In 1905, visionary stock rancher Louis Wilhelm traded two mules and a buckboard wagon for the Thousands Palm Oasis, an 80-acre

Coachella Valley’s Abandoned Eagle Mountain Railroad Cover photo by Jill Hayes The Eagle Mountain Railroad, owned by Kaiser Steel

Hike – Lost Palms Oasis, Joshua Tree National Park Joshua Tree National Park is one of the most well-known rock climbing

Amazing Mountain Bike Journey down from the top of the infamous BUMP and GRIND in Palm Desert, California without any

Friends of the Desert Mountains is offering Night Adventures in the Monument through September, providing an opportunity for families to

Did You Know The Coachella Valley Has A 50ft Waterfall? Check Out Tahquitz Falls When you see this 50 foot waterfall

Coachella Valley residence know the secret to keeping cool in the Hot Summer Months….HIKE at the Top of the

The Goat Canyon Trestle, Anza Borrego State Park The largest freestanding railroad trestle in North America is not in Alaska.

In June 2015 one man will attempt to be the first person to ever walk around the 116 miles of Salton Sea

A Historic Walk Around The Salton Sea By Randy Brown Everyone says I am crazy to want to walk around

Joshua Tree National Park Sees Record Visitation in 2014 Nearly 1.6 million people visited Joshua Tree National Park in calendar year 2014, up

Exploring the desert full time for the past 3 years, Death Valley Jim has found the time to write 8 books on

Pioneertown’s Day in the Desert is just a few weeks away! A DAY IN THE DESERT is an intimate

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