Maps

 

To view the brochure version of the map above, click on the drop-down menu in the upper left corner of the map. You can also view or download our audio-described park brochure.

Downloadable Map

Download and print the map of Joshua Tree National Park before you arrive!

 

Campground Maps

• Black Rock Campground
• Indian Cove Campground
• Jumbo Rocks Campground
• Cottonwood Campground
• Hidden Valley Campground
• Ryan Campground
• Belle Campground
• White Tank Campground
• Sheep Pass Group Campground
• Camping Outside of the Park

 

Topographical Maps

Maps are available for free download (or you can pay for print versions) through USGS using the links below. Note: USGS maps do not have day-use areas, wilderness boundaries, or other regulatory information. All visitors are responsible for following day-use and wilderness rules. Printed regulatory maps are available for purchase at park visitor centers and they are highly recommended for hikers, wilderness backcountry campers, climbers, and other wilderness recreators.

 

Yucca Valley South	Joshua Tree South	Indian Cove
Queen Mountain	Twentynine Palms Mountain	New Dale
Clarks Pass	Cadiz Valley SW	Cadiz Valley SE
Palms Valley	East Deception Canyon	Keys View
Malapai Hill	Fried Liver Wash	Pinto Mountain
San Bernardino Wash	Placer Canyon	Pinto Wells
Coxcomb Mountains	West Berdoo Canyon	Rockhouse Canyon
Washington Wash	Porcupine Wash	Conejo Well
Buzzard Spring	Victory Pass	East of Victory Pass
Thermal Canyon	Cottonwood Basin	Cottonwood Spring
Hayfield	Hayfield Spring	Desert Center

 

Backcountry Roads

These roads vary greatly in condition and level of technical driving skill required. See the backcountry roads page for more information. Always ask a ranger for current information about road conditions before venturing out.

 

Wilderness Backpacking

Download a detailed topo map above or purchase one at a park visitor center. Learn more about wilderness backpacking.

 

Rock Climbing

See the climbing pages for more information about the park's legendary rock climbing and bouldering opportunities.

 

Equestrian Maps

These maps show the trails open to horse use in the two most popular areas of the park for horseback riders. These maps have no topographic detail and should not be relied upon for navigation. Maps are available on our horseback riding page.