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When to climb at Joshua Tree

The best months for bouldering at Joshua Tree are December to March: the coolest, driest spell of the year, when the rock has the best friction. On average, June to September are too hot. May and October are warm: climb early or late in the day.

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Month by month

MonthDry daysHigh / lowRainVerdict
January26 of 3110° / 3°32 mmBest
February23 of 2812° / 5°35 mmBest
March24 of 3113° / 5°43 mmBest
April29 of 3020° / 10°2 mmGood
May28 of 3124° / 14°10 mmWarm
June29 of 3030° / 20°7 mmHot
July28 of 3134° / 24°7 mmHot
August27 of 3132° / 23°41 mmHot
September27 of 3028° / 20°27 mmHot
October30 of 3124° / 16°4 mmWarm
November26 of 3016° / 9°29 mmGood
December29 of 3115° / 8°16 mmBest

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When is the best time to boulder at Joshua Tree?

The best months for bouldering at Joshua Tree are December to March: the coolest, driest spell of the year, when the rock has the best friction. On average, June to September are too hot. May and October are warm: climb early or late in the day.

What's the weather like at Joshua Tree in January?

Highs around 10 °C and lows around 3 °C, with about 5 days of 1 mm of rain or more and 32 mm in all, averaged over 2023 to 2025.

Which month is wettest at Joshua Tree?

March, with about 7 rainy days and 43 mm on average. Most rock dries within a day after a shower, but cracks and pockets can seep for longer.