Permits and Regulations:
JTOR holds the necessary permits if required for off-roading in specific areas. Familiarize yourself with the park’s regulations regarding trail driving and stick to designated routes.The park has regulations in place to manage off-road activities, ensuring that they are conducted responsibly and with minimal impact on the environment. Guests are required to adhere to specific rules, which help in maintaining the park’s natural habitat.
Leave No Trace:
Pack out all waste, including human waste if necessary. Use established restroom facilities when available. Respecting and preserving the environment is at the core of what we do. We adhere to Leave No Trace principles, ensuring that our adventures have a minimal impact on the natural surroundings. By choosing Joshua Tree Off-Road, you’re supporting eco-friendly practices. All of our guides are Leave No Trace Certified. Read more about the Leave No Trace initiative here!
Mindfulness of Cultural Sites:
Avoid disturbing cultural or historical sites. These are fragile and must be preserved. Read more about the History and Culture of Joshua Tree here!
Respect Wildlife and Nature:
Keep a safe distance from wildlife; do not disturb or feed them. Pack out all trash and leave no trace of your visit.
Knowledge of The Park:
Visiting inaccessible locations in Joshua Tree National Park is not allowed and strongly discouraged. Off-roading in undesignated areas can damage the fragile desert ecosystem, harm wildlife, erode soil, and disturb the park’s natural beauty. It is also illegal and can result in fines, penalties, and the closure of trails.