Joshua Tree Camp and Hike

To request disability-related accommodations, complete the Bob Murphy Access Center Event Request Form.

Date

Sept. 12–13

Location

Joshua Tree

Time

8 a.m.–evening | Overnight

Description

Get off campus, explore Southern California and try something new with SRWC Outdoor Adventure Trips!

Outdoor Adventure Trips give Long Beach State students the opportunity to experience must-see destinations throughout Southern California through hiking, camping, backpacking, surfing, paddleboarding, bouldering and more.

Whether you're an experienced adventurer or trying an activity for the first time, there’s a trip for you. Food, equipment and transportation are provided for all trips.

Registration is available at the SRWC Rock Wall or through the FusionGo app.

Please note: Mandatory pre-trip meetings are required for all overnight trips. Participants must be able to swim for paddleboarding and surfing trips.

Fall 2026 Trips

Joshua Tree Camp & Hike

Date: Sept. 12–13 | 8 a.m.–evening | Overnight

Difficulty: Easy–moderate

Cost: Students $85 | Non-students $170

Mandatory pre-trip meeting: Sept. 9 | 6–7:30 p.m.

Spend the weekend exploring Joshua Tree’s iconic desert landscape, from its namesake trees and unique geological features to remnants of the area’s mining and ranching history. After a day of hiking, settle in for a hot meal under the desert’s starry night sky. Food, transportation and equipment are provided.

Ready for an Adventure?

Register for your trip at the SRWC Rock Wall or through the FusionGo app. Space may be limited, so sign up early!

ASI EVENTS

ASI EVENTS

*By participating in any Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) event, you grant permission to ASI, Forty-Niner Shops, Inc., and the University to take and use visual/audio of you. Visual/audio images are any type of recording, including but not limited to photographs, digital images, drawings, renderings, voices, sounds, video recordings, audio clips or accompanying written descriptions. You agree that ASI, the Forty-Niner Shops, and the University own the images and all rights related to them. For the full statement, visit asicsulb.org/comm.

All students, regardless of sex, race, color, national origin, or any other protected identity, who are interested in the program’s mission and focus, are welcome and eligible to participate in all Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) events and programs.