"Obviously the desert is hot..." Joshua Tree National Park Warnings Or Dangers Tip by giampiero6


 
 

Obviously the desert is hot and dry. You must bring plenty of water to drink and for washing. The sun is extreme. Even a few minutes in it will burn you. Make sure to also wear lip protectant. You will notice yourself getting dried out even after a few hours.

Also note. Though it may be hot during the day, in the winter it will be get freezing and below. Be prepared for night time, especially if you are camping.

Don't worry about the rattle snakes and tarantulas. I've never seen a rattle snake here and though I've seen Tarantula's they won't bug you and they're not poisonous to humans.

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  • Written Aug 24, 2002
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