Guidebook for Joshua Tree
Food Scene
Super friendly local cafe specializing in fresh and healthy fare. It's a small space with really good food and the portions are extremely generous. Crowded in am and at lunchtime but tapers off in afternoon. Best place for a sweet, delicious meal.
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Natural Sisters Cafe
61695 Twentynine Palms HighwaySuper friendly local cafe specializing in fresh and healthy fare. It's a small space with really good food and the portions are extremely generous. Crowded in am and at lunchtime but tapers off in afternoon. Best place for a sweet, delicious meal.
La Copine
848 Old Woman Springs RdHands down best brunch in the high desert. They're amazing!
Historic Inn restaurant with a romantic deserty vibe. Food and drinks are very good, but it's the atmosphere that's the star here. Highly recommend it for a night out with your sweetie.
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29 Palms Inn
73950 Inn AveHistoric Inn restaurant with a romantic deserty vibe. Food and drinks are very good, but it's the atmosphere that's the star here. Highly recommend it for a night out with your sweetie.
Arts & Culture
Noah's work consists entirely of fantastic, found objects and is considered one of the best art historical places in California.
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Noah Purifoy Outdoor Desert Art Museum
62975 Blair LnNoah's work consists entirely of fantastic, found objects and is considered one of the best art historical places in California.
Bill Keys is an icon of the high desert, referred to locally as Mr. Keys, although he passed away many years ago. He brought his city-bred wife out to the Mojave after he had bought the Desert Queen mine in 1918. They built their homestead ranch, raised and homeschooled 4 children (three had passed) and when he wasn't blowing up boulders to make grazing land for his cattle, or hand-building dams, he created a lasting legend by being so successful and resourceful in such a demanding environment. He did jail time too for the murder of the local sheriff. But was pardoned 5 years later!
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Keys Ranch
Bill Keys is an icon of the high desert, referred to locally as Mr. Keys, although he passed away many years ago. He brought his city-bred wife out to the Mojave after he had bought the Desert Queen mine in 1918. They built their homestead ranch, raised and homeschooled 4 children (three had passed) and when he wasn't blowing up boulders to make grazing land for his cattle, or hand-building dams, he created a lasting legend by being so successful and resourceful in such a demanding environment. He did jail time too for the murder of the local sheriff. But was pardoned 5 years later!
Parks & Nature
For Top 10 Classic Photo Locations in Joshua Tree National Park visit
www.JoshuaTree.guide
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Joshua Treen
For Top 10 Classic Photo Locations in Joshua Tree National Park visit
www.JoshuaTree.guide
Drinks & Nightlife
Paul McCartney stopping by for an impromptu show? Robert Plant sitting at the bar? Ed Ruscha's local? Yep, it's that legendary.
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Pappy & Harriet's
53688 Pioneertown RdPaul McCartney stopping by for an impromptu show? Robert Plant sitting at the bar? Ed Ruscha's local? Yep, it's that legendary.