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A slightly more interesting and less direct route to the Samuelson Rocks. The rocks on which Mr. Samuelson engraved his philosophies while homesteading in the 1920's make for a great day hike destination! Read the history here: http://www.nps.gov/jotr/historyculture/samrocks.htm.
A slightly more interesting and less direct route to the Samuelson Rocks. The rocks on which Mr. Samuelson engraved his philosophies while homesteading in the 1920's make for a great day hike destination! Read the history here: http://www.nps.gov/jotr/historyculture/samrocks.htm.
Tips:
Park at a pullout on the right that is unmarked as you go southeast from the westernmost entrance of Joshua Tree National Park. I'm afraid you'll have to use the gps point because I didn't count pullouts. The trail is vague, mostly following washes, except for the one midpoint which I marked with a gps point; it is a crude junction post.
Park at a pullout on the right that is unmarked as you go southeast from the westernmost entrance of Joshua Tree National Park. I'm afraid you'll have to use the gps point because I didn't count pullouts. The trail is vague, mostly following washes, except for the one midpoint which I marked with a gps point; it is a crude junction post.
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