Top California Caving in 2026

The only guided Caves and Corridors experience in Joshua Tree National Park Explore named secret passages including the Chasm of Doom and Hall of Horrors and exclusive Summit routes: Misdirect, Mad Hatter and the Great Chasm Rated using the Summit Squeeze Scale know exactly how tight each passage gets before you enter Small groups of 4 maximum for a personalized, unhurried experience No climbing experience required accessible to anyone comfortable with hiking Discover a side of Joshua Tree that most visitors never see All safety equipment provided; certified professional guide throughout

Explore the slot canyons in Torrey Pines on this guided tour. Discover spectacular, hard-to-reach areas and take in views of the Pacific Ocean. Visit sandstone slot canyons and wind caves on the trek and stop at a majestic grotto with a waterfall. The hike up can be strenuous at times, but you will be rewarded with stunning views after summiting the cliffs.

Learn to surf at one of California’s most famous spots during this introductory surfing class at Venice Beach. This class is suitable for all levels, whether it's your first time surfing or you are advancing your skills. Spend some time training on the beach, then hop in the Pacific Ocean for instruction in the water, followed by time for practice.

Highlights include: > Boulder scrambling through Joshua Tree's massive granite formations > Exploring narrow rock corridors and hidden passages > Hiking through spectacular Joshua Tree desert scenery > A more adventurous alternative to traditional sightseeing > Small-group guided experience > No previous rock-climbing experience required Itinerary: > Quail Springs > Rock Garden Valley > Cyclops Rock > Hall of Horrors > Skull Rock Scrambles > Arch Rock areas > Chasm of Doom (Optional) > Cholla Cactus Garden (Optional) > Photo with the Back Packer (Optional) It's part hiking tour, part boulder-scrambling adventure, designed for active travelers who want a more hands-on way to experience Joshua Tree. No technical rock-climbing experience is required—just a sense of adventure and a willingness to climb, scramble, and explore.