This iconic park, named after the unique Joshua Trees that dot its vast landscape, offers a stunning blend of rugged rock formations, desert vistas, and a diverse range of plant and animal life. Embarking on a day trip from Palm Springs to Joshua Tree National Park is a fantastic way to immerse…
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With expansive patios and comfortable lounges, Palm Springs outdoor eateries allow guests to enjoy the best of desert living while respecting personal space. Whether you're here for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, there's a perfect al fresco spot for every taste. Outdoor Dining in the Uptown Design…
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Looking at the San Jacinto Mountains, you wouldn’t think water streams were tumbling over rocks and spilling into waterfalls across Palm, Andreas, Tahquitz, Murray, and Chino canyons. But the water does flow as it has for thousands of years, and we have access to see and experience this local beauty…
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Tahquitz Park (now within the Historic Tennis Club Neighborhood) was subdivided in 1923 by Pearl McCallum McManus, daughter of early Palm Springs settler John Guthrie McCallum. McManus was one of the first to construct a house in the tract, a Mediterranean-style home at 281 S. Tahquitz Dr…
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The Coffman Trail in Murray Canyon, part of Indian Canyons, offers hikers a moderate challenge with a 400-foot elevation gain. Starting early in the morning is recommended to avoid the high afternoon temperatures, especially in mid-May. Starting Point Indian Canyons is located just a few miles…
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The Palm Springs Historical Society was established in 1955 by Melba Berry Bennett. She was a prominent local figure who proposed the idea to the Palm Springs City Council and the trustees of the Welwood Murray Memorial Library. Her vision was to create an organization dedicated to preserving the…
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Jean Peak, located in the San Jacinto Mountains, promises a rewarding hiking adventure with breathtaking views and a rich historical backdrop. This guide will provide history, trail instructions, expected scenery, safety tips, and a packing list to ensure a memorable experience. History and…
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The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway is a must-visit destination for anyone visiting Palm Springs. It offers a unique blend of breathtaking views, exhilarating outdoor activities, and delightful dining options. This guide will help you make the most of your trip to the tramway. Getting There Palm Springs…
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The Agua Caliente people, a vibrant and resourceful community, flourished in Tahquitz Canyon for millennia. They lived in perfect harmony with the area’s abundant wildlife, including rabbits, squirrels, lizards, snakes, and quail. Their sustenance was derived from honey mesquite beans, ground…
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Plan Your Experience The Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians has lived in the Palm Springs region “since time immemorial.” Their presence precedes written records, and their rich narratives have been passed down over thousands of years through oral tradition. As you visit native Palm Springs…
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