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The first set of palm trees in the oasis provide welcome shade at the end of the trail and a place to recuperate before returning to your car.
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The National Park Service asks that you not explore under the second set of palm trees, as this is fragile habitat vital to the larger ecosystem. Enjoy the view form a distance.
Yucca Cacti along the trail.
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David Hitchcock
Apr 6, 2016 near Twentynine Palms, CA
“The first set of palm trees in the oasis provide welcome shade at the end of the trail and a place to recuperate before returning to your car.”  

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The first set of palm trees in the oasis provide welcome shade at the end of the trail and a place to recuperate before returning to your car.
Yucca Cacti along the trail.
View from the trail
Small yellow flowers can be seen along the trail in the spring.
The palm tree oasis at the end of the trail. This area provides shade, food, and water for some of the wildlife that can be found in the park, including bighorn sheep.
California fan palms make a striking appearance after moving through the desert.
A palm tree and a view down the canyon await at the end of the trail.
The National Park Service asks that you not explore under the second set of palm trees, as this is fragile habitat vital to the larger ecosystem. Enjoy the view form a distance.
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Fortynine Palms Oasis Trail

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Twentynine Palms, CA