This naturally eroded granite formation, resembling a human skull, sits along the main park road and is easily accessible by a short nature trail winding through boulder-strewn desert terrain.

Known for its dense Joshua tree forests, scenic hiking trails, and diverse wildlife, this area offers a quieter escape with a campground, nature trails, and access to the park’s backcountry.

Surrounded by towering rock formations, this scenic area offers a campground, hiking trails, and world-class climbing routes, providing a more secluded desert experience just outside the main entrances.