The High Season Begins For Joshua Tree In March
March is here and the desert is packed with explorers and travelers looking to get some fresh air. The weather is slowly starting to heat up but we are not yet in the blazing hot summer days. The rainfall from the winter is allowing the wildflowers to bloom and open up for spring.
Find your favorite spots to camp or hang out and enjoy the ideal desert weather in March. Temperate are ranging from 72 degrees Fahrenheit in the daytime to 48 degrees Fahrenheit at night.
Top Events happening in Joshua Tree In March:
Wildflower Bloom
Joshua Tree Desert
Springtime in the desert causes all the wildflowers to bloom creating colorful backdrops for great photos. The flowers only bloom for a few weeks so be sure to plan your trip and get out there when the time is right!
Rock Climbing and Bouldering
Joshua Tree National Park
Joshua Tree’s most popular activity is to hit the slab and crawl around on the jumbo size rocks. There are thousands of routes you can climb in Joshua Tree. If you are new to the sport, we recommend checking out the Joshua Tree Rock Climbing School to get versed on where to start
Go Hiking
Joshua Tree National Park
If you have ever explored Joshua Tree National Park you will understand how vast it really is. There are endless miles of trails and canyons to explore. Always bring plenty of water when you go hiking because the sun can sneak up on you and wear you out.
The Integratron
Landers
The Integration was built by ufologist and contactee George Van Tassel. You can enjoy their daily sound bath events to rejuvenate and relax. Be sure to book ahead and get your reservation as it quickly fills up.
Weekly Local Events in Joshua Tree:
Saturdays: Joshua Tree Farmers Market
Joshua Tree is a great destination year-round. Many other extraordinary events are happening and listed on the San Diego Events website.
For info on the live music scene, the Event Brite has a great list of upcoming shows in the desert area.
If you have any questions about other events happening in Joshua Tree, please contact us at the ITH Coyote Ranch Joshua Tree.
