Outdoor enthusiasts love Palm Springs, and it’s easy to see why. From desert trails to mountain vistas, cycling tours to championship golf, here are some of the best ways to enjoy the great outdoors like a local. Hiking & Nature Trails Indian Canyons: More than 60 miles of trails wind through Palm…
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A complete one-day guide to exploring Joshua Tree National Park Joshua Tree National Park is one of Southern California’s most iconic landscapes, known for its surreal rock formations, sprawling desert vistas, and the twisted silhouettes of its namesake Joshua trees. Just about an hour from Palm…
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By: Matthew Wexler, EDGE Media Network Palm Springs continues to shine as one of the country’s top LGBTQ travel destinations, offering year-round sunshine, dramatic mountain views, outdoor adventures, incredible dining, and a welcoming community that celebrates individuality. Whether you’re planning…
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Palm Springs, with its warm weather and stunning desert scenery, is a golfer's paradise. Home to numerous world-class golf courses, this desert oasis attracts golf enthusiasts from around the globe. From championship layouts to historic clubs, the city offers an unbeatable combination of scenery…
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The Palm Springs Air Museum is more than just a museum—it’s a living tribute to the history of aviation. With the world's most extensive collection of flyable World War II aircraft, plus rare jets from the Korean and Vietnam Wars, it is considered one of the top aviation museums in the United…
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Palm Springs has a way of winning people over fast. Maybe it’s the sunshine (350+ days a year will do that), the midcentury architecture, the mountains framing every view, or the fact that you can hike a canyon in the morning and sip cocktails poolside by afternoon. This 3-day Palm Springs itinerary…
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Everything You Need to Know About Hiking San Jacinto Peak from Palm Springs Mount San Jacinto Peak, rising to 10,834 feet, is the highest summit in the San Jacinto Mountains and one of the most rewarding hikes in Southern California. Located just minutes from downtown Palm Springs, this iconic trail…
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We can't wait to see you for the 5th Annual Pride on the Page! Note: This is a listing of Pride on the Page 2025. This page will be updated once the 2026 Pride on the Page is announced. The Pride on the Page Book Festival is a free all-day book festival from 10 am to 5:30 pm at the Palm Springs…
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Deepwell Ranch Neighborhood History George Fitch, Editor of the San Francisco Chronicle, purchased the land in 1895 and planted an orchard of apricot trees. A 10-year drought followed, and in 1911, Oliver McKinney and his wife Rose arrived in Palm Springs looking for a home site and took the lease…
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Sometimes the best adventures are just down the road. Within two hours of Los Angeles, Orange County, or San Diego, Palm Springs is the ultimate road trip destination. Roll down the windows, turn up your playlist, and trade freeways and traffic for blue skies, desert sunshine, and mountain views…
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