J Tree Easy Classics

Heading out to Joshua Tree tomorrow with my husband who hasn't been able to climb for most of this year. I've highlighted a few things in Vogels and on MP; looking for more suggestions on some fun but easy routes/problems. <=5.7 / V0-. He won't be leading but I can if there's somewhere to build an anchor at the top. Bonus points if it's in Indian Cove!

The Eye on Cyclops. Do it at the end on the day to enjoy the sunset at the top.

That looks like a lot of fun! Definitely adding it to the list.

Short wall in Indian cove has lots of easy stuff with a very easy walk off. Bring long slings or static rope for the anchor. Duchess on fuedal wall nearby is also lots of fun, and you can top rope the neighboring off width to the right

Moosedog Tower

Rock garden valley is an area worth looking at. Very shaded if it's a bit hot and a ton of easy/moderate climbs to do. It's also very easy to move anchors over or even TR multiple climbs on the same anchor. This allows you to get mileage on some harder climbs than you may want to lead.

El Chapo  (5.7) and El Chivo (5.8) are on Bilbo Buttress, bolted with anchors up top.

Short Wall has a bunch of stuff you can TR or lead  You can walk up (or down) the backside to set or retrieve your gear.

Short wall, Fuedal wall and Morbid mound 

Overhang bypass, Right on, mental physics (can rappel after p1 which is the money pitch) for short multipitch outings within the main park, moosedog tower has a short 5.6 multipitch at the cove

There's an introductory guidebook to trad climbing at Joshua Tree

"Trad Guide to Joshua Tree" by Charlie and Diane Winger 

Double Dogleg is great, with bolted anchors

Yeah, Double Dogleg is great and pretty easy for the grade.
Toe Jam, Leap Year Flake, Beginner Three.

Atlantis Wall has a ton of easy routes all lined up. Trash can rock but they’re short. 

The Dairy Queen Wall also has a lot of good options. And the Headstone is another good end of day formation

Thanks all for the recommendations! We ended up spending a lot of time in Indian Cove, mostly Feudal Wall and Short Wall, where the wind was a little more sheltered. Wind and temps were pretty wild the first couple days and we did a lot of hiking, checking out RHVA and Atlantis. Our list of climbs to check out next time is pretty long.