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OVERVIEW Joshua Tree is a world famous area with thousands of routes, countless boulder problems and a very limited number of campsites. Long popular as a winter destination, it's appeal has only grown throughout the years as climbers of all abilities have discovered the mild temperatures, grippy rock and surreal landscape which make it a must visit area on any climber's list. WEATHER
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HOTELS, MOTELS, B&Bs, and VACATION HOMESWeekends are crowded during peak season! With its proximity to Los Angeles and San Diego, the Park draws more than 1 million visitors annually. Plan accordingly and have a backup plan if the campgrounds are full. There are numerous inexpensive motels in the nearby towns of Joshua Tree, Yucca Valley, and 29 Palms. REST DAY ACTIVITIES
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Leave It To Beaver (aka The Beaver) 5.12a CA : Joshua Tree National Park : Sports Challenge Rock
This climb is the centerpiece of Sports Challenge Rock and is located two climbs to the right of Clean And Jerk (5.10c) just right of a large pine tree. Boulder up a short face to a sloping ledge and from there make a series of technical, strenuous moves up an overhanging wall past a flake to a horizontal. From there the climb continues up steep rock past more horizontals to the top.Usually (and easily) top-roped this climb is a great climb to pum...[more]
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