Human skeletal remains were discovered in Joshua Tree National Park after researchers found a backpack belonging to missing hiker Trammell Evans, who was last seen in April. Evans, an experienced hiker, had not registered for a backcountry use permit before embarking on his trip. The identity of the remains and cause of death are yet to be determined, and the investigation is ongoing.
Human skeletal remains were found just off a trail in Joshua Tree National Park, prompting an investigation by the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office. The identity and cause of death of the deceased are currently unknown, and authorities are seeking additional information from the public.
Human remains, suspected to be those of missing person Trammell Evans, were found at Joshua Tree National Park. Evans, 25, was last seen at the park in April 2023. The Riverside County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the discovery, and the Riverside County Coroner’s Bureau is working to identify the remains and determine the cause of death. Authorities are asking anyone with information to come forward.
A hiker recounts their eventful first night in Joshua Tree National Park, battling cold temperatures, stomach troubles, and boredom while finding comfort under the moonlit sky. Despite the challenges, the experience brings newfound confidence and a sense of peace, setting the stage for their upcoming six-month thru-hike. The morning brings a delightful wildlife spectacle, capping off the eventful night with a memorable breakfast view.
Joshua Tree National Park and Mojave National Preserve have been closed to visitors due to Hurricane Hilary. A Flash Flood Watch is in effect for Joshua Tree National Park, and park staff are monitoring conditions. The closure is being initiated ahead of the storm's expected worst impacts. Mojave National Preserve is also closed, with concerns about potential debris flow from the recent York Fire. Travel in the area is strongly discouraged during the storm.
Joshua Tree National Park experienced overwhelming traffic and crowds as thousands of people flocked to witness the Perseid Meteor Shower. The park issued a statement urging visitors to enjoy the meteor shower from home due to full campgrounds and parking lots. Officials shared photos and videos of the traffic backup, and advised planning ahead and booking campground spots well in advance for future meteor showers.
Cheez-It has opened a pop-up store called the Cheez-It Stop in Joshua Tree National Park, California, which features the world's first Cheez-It Pump that dispenses bags of the snack through car windows. The store also sells exclusive Cheez-It merchandise and a variety of other Cheez-It flavors. The Cheez-It Stop will be open from June 5 to June 11, 2023, and is located at 61943 Twentynine Palms Highway, Joshua Tree, California.
Trammell Evans, a 25-year-old experienced hiker from Los Angeles, has been missing since April 30 after going on a hike in Joshua Tree National Park. He was supposed to be picked up on May 5 but was not there. Park officials and the Joshua Tree Search and Rescue Team are conducting an ongoing search for him. Evans did not register for a backcountry use permit, and officials advise hikers and residents to not search for him on their own or use drones to help in search efforts. Anyone with information is asked to call or text the NPS-wide Tip Line or submit a tip online.
The National Park Service is searching for Trammell Evans, a 25-year-old hiker who has been missing since April 30 in Joshua Tree National Park. Evans, an avid hiker, was last seen at the Black Rock Campground and is believed to be traveling alone. The search for him began on Friday after he was reported overdue from his trip.
