Guidebook for Yucca Valley
Drinks & Nightlife
Pappy & Harriet's, the local western saloon with good BBQ with vegan/vegetarian options and live music most evenings . Performers have including Paul McCartney, Eric Burdon, Eagles of Death Metal, Queens of the Stone Age, Rufus Wainwright, Leon Russell, Arctic Monkeys, Sean Lennon, Billy Corgan and the Spirits in the Sky, Vampire Weekend, Wanda Jackson, Ricki Lee Jones, Lorde, and more. Monday night is open mic night and features local performers. Times may change but as of this writing: Monday open 5 PM to 9:30 PM; closed Tues and Weds, Thurs to Sunday 11 AM to 9:30 PM for food – bar is open later up to 1 AM depending on crowd.
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Pappy & Harriet's
53688 Pioneertown RdPappy & Harriet's, the local western saloon with good BBQ with vegan/vegetarian options and live music most evenings . Performers have including Paul McCartney, Eric Burdon, Eagles of Death Metal, Queens of the Stone Age, Rufus Wainwright, Leon Russell, Arctic Monkeys, Sean Lennon, Billy Corgan and the Spirits in the Sky, Vampire Weekend, Wanda Jackson, Ricki Lee Jones, Lorde, and more. Monday night is open mic night and features local performers. Times may change but as of this writing: Monday open 5 PM to 9:30 PM; closed Tues and Weds, Thurs to Sunday 11 AM to 9:30 PM for food – bar is open later up to 1 AM depending on crowd.
Rough and tumble local scene with full bar, great burgers and open mike night for local talent on Tuesday nights.
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Joshua Tree Saloon
61835 Twentynine Palms HighwayRough and tumble local scene with full bar, great burgers and open mike night for local talent on Tuesday nights.
Food Scene
Upscale nouvelle cousine - many consider La Copine to the best best restaurant in the hi-desert. Non-traditional hours 2-7:00, four days a week.
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La Copine
848 Old Woman Springs RdUpscale nouvelle cousine - many consider La Copine to the best best restaurant in the hi-desert. Non-traditional hours 2-7:00, four days a week.
Kimi Grill
54850 Twentynine Palms HighwaySushi
Pie for the People!
58960 29 Palms HighwayPizza
Natural Sisters Cafe
61695 Twentynine Palms Highwayvegan/vegetarian fresh juices and smoothies.
Wonderful diner with great salads, burgers and don't forget to try the fried zucchini and mushrooms. Reasonable prices and great food.
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John's Place
56249 Twentynine Palms HighwayWonderful diner with great salads, burgers and don't forget to try the fried zucchini and mushrooms. Reasonable prices and great food.
Essentials
Joshua Tree Health Foods
61693 Twentynine Palms Highwayvegan/vegetarian grocery
Parks & Nature
"It's known as one of the world’s best rock climbing areas, but the desert hiking is fantastic, too. Straddling the transition zone between high and low deserts, trails here climb up prominent peaks, meander through cactus gardens, reach hidden oases, and wander near the ruins of ghost towns."
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Joshua Tree National Park Visitor Center
6554 Park Blvd"It's known as one of the world’s best rock climbing areas, but the desert hiking is fantastic, too. Straddling the transition zone between high and low deserts, trails here climb up prominent peaks, meander through cactus gardens, reach hidden oases, and wander near the ruins of ghost towns."
Birders flock to Big Morongo where several natural springs and a year-round stream attract birds rarely seen elsewhere. This 29,000 acre nature preserve has 2 billion year old rock formations. The water and surrounding vegetation make the canyon home for desert mammals and several species of reptiles and amphibians.
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Big Morongo Canyon Preserve
11055 East DriveBirders flock to Big Morongo where several natural springs and a year-round stream attract birds rarely seen elsewhere. This 29,000 acre nature preserve has 2 billion year old rock formations. The water and surrounding vegetation make the canyon home for desert mammals and several species of reptiles and amphibians.
Chaparrosa Peak
A dog friendly hike that's about 6 miles round trip.
Considered to be the largest solitary boulder on this earth, this 23,000 ton mass was seen as sacred by Native Americans. In the 1950s, it was a popular gathering point for UFO believers. The rock and surrounding area are public land. The Giant is about 12-15 miles north of Yucca Valley. From the junction of Routes 62 and 247, go 12.5 miles north on 247 to Linn Road. Turn east on Linn Road, and go three miles until you see the domed building (the Integratron). Continue east on Linn Road, which turns to dirt. Bear left at the first fork. About 1.5 miles later, you'll encounter another fork. Keep right here and you'll find the rock.
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Giant Rock CA
Considered to be the largest solitary boulder on this earth, this 23,000 ton mass was seen as sacred by Native Americans. In the 1950s, it was a popular gathering point for UFO believers. The rock and surrounding area are public land. The Giant is about 12-15 miles north of Yucca Valley. From the junction of Routes 62 and 247, go 12.5 miles north on 247 to Linn Road. Turn east on Linn Road, and go three miles until you see the domed building (the Integratron). Continue east on Linn Road, which turns to dirt. Bear left at the first fork. About 1.5 miles later, you'll encounter another fork. Keep right here and you'll find the rock.
Sightseeing
The story is that visitors from Venus arrived in a flying saucer and told former aerospace engineer George van Tassel of a process for cell rejuvenation involving a dome based on principles of sacred geometry. He began work on it in 1953, calling the dome at once a time machine, a rejuvenation machine and an anti-gravity device. This white dome is open to the public for tours and demonstrations. Inside, there are two wooden floors with a few museum-type displays. A tour guide turns on an electrical device and asks everyone to meditate and try to feel the Integratron-focused energy.
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Integratron
2477 Belfield BlvdThe story is that visitors from Venus arrived in a flying saucer and told former aerospace engineer George van Tassel of a process for cell rejuvenation involving a dome based on principles of sacred geometry. He began work on it in 1953, calling the dome at once a time machine, a rejuvenation machine and an anti-gravity device. This white dome is open to the public for tours and demonstrations. Inside, there are two wooden floors with a few museum-type displays. A tour guide turns on an electrical device and asks everyone to meditate and try to feel the Integratron-focused energy.