Yes, Joshua Tree National Park definitely has mountains.
Within the park's boundaries, you'll find a variety of mountain ranges that contribute to its unique and rugged landscape. These ranges are interspersed with low-lying valleys, creating a diverse topography.
Here's a list of the mountain ranges located in Joshua Tree National Park, according to the provided reference:
- Cottonwood Mountains
- Little San Bernardino Mountains
- Pinto Mountains
- Eagle Mountains
- Hexie Mountains
- Coxcomb Mountains
The landscape is further shaped by both structural and erosional valleys situated between these mountainous areas. This combination of mountains and valleys is a key feature of Joshua Tree's geography.
