The first time I saw Joshua Tree it was on a quick trip to my brothers wedding, and I was enthralled. As a climber, it looked like a playground. When I moved to California, J-Tree was nearly a second home for me in winter, I spent enough time out there I knew most of the regulars. I’ve had a lot of good times and good adventures, and still love getting out there even if it’s changed a lot in the nearly 30 years I’ve been going. It’s a bit in danger of being loved to death, so if you go, please treat it gently and kindly and with all the respect the delicate environment deserves.
Joshua Tree National Park Compilation





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