Queen Valley Road

Queen Valley Road, located in Joshua Tree National Park, offers a network of backcountry roads totaling 13.4 miles (21.7 km). These roads provide stunning views of boulder piles, Joshua trees, and Queen Mountain, making them perfect for exploration and adventure. Suitable for most 2-wheel-drive vehicles, the roads offer opportunities for visitors to enjoy hiking and biking, with bike racks available at key points along the route.

Geology Tour Road in Joshua Tree National Park requires high clearance and 4-wheel-drive vehicles for exploration. This road leads through Pleasant Valley, offering scenic views of the surrounding mountains. With a loop route of 6 miles (9.7 km) starting at Paac Kü̱vü̱hü̱’k, visitors can immerse themselves in the unique backcountry experience the park has to offer.

Black Eagle Mine Road, requiring high clearance and 4-wheel-drive vehicles, provides a thrilling journey along the edge of Pinto Basin in Joshua Tree National Park. This road winds through canyons in the Eagle Mountains, offering a challenging yet rewarding experience for adventurous drivers. With sections of deep sand and steep wash-crossings, this road is not for the faint of heart.

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