Places to visit
Places to see while visiting
Great for a day visit. Plenty of hiking and beautiful scenery. Pack a lunch and plenty of water.
1713 locals recommend
Joshua Tree National Park
Great for a day visit. Plenty of hiking and beautiful scenery. Pack a lunch and plenty of water.
Living Desert Zoo and Gardens, formerly the Living Desert Museum, is a desert botanical garden and a zoo located in Palm Desert, Riverside County, California, United States. They are in the Sonoran Desert of the Coachella Valley and Santa Rosa Mountains foothills near Palm Springs, California.
889 locals recommend
The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens
47900 Portola AveLiving Desert Zoo and Gardens, formerly the Living Desert Museum, is a desert botanical garden and a zoo located in Palm Desert, Riverside County, California, United States. They are in the Sonoran Desert of the Coachella Valley and Santa Rosa Mountains foothills near Palm Springs, California.
Every Thursday downtown palm
Springs closes the street and host a
Street fair. Entertainment, shopping, and food
58 locals recommend
Palm Springs Walk of Stars
10 N Palm Canyon DrEvery Thursday downtown palm
Springs closes the street and host a
Street fair. Entertainment, shopping, and food
In 1946, Pioneertown was founded by a group of Hollywood investors, including actors Roy Rogers and Gene Autry. They dreamed of creating an Old West set 125 miles east of Los Angeles that was actually a town worth visiting, with 1880s-style false-front facades but interiors that had stuff for visitors to see and do too. Up went (from the outside) frontier stables, saloons, and jails; inside, they housed ice cream parlors, bowling alleys, and motels. It wasn’t a place just for tourists to enjoy though; more than 50 films and television shows were filmed here in the 1940s and ‘50s.
While here eat a Pappy and Harriet's. If you are lucky some famous artist may drop in to play a set
558 locals recommend
Pioneertown
53688 Pioneertown RdIn 1946, Pioneertown was founded by a group of Hollywood investors, including actors Roy Rogers and Gene Autry. They dreamed of creating an Old West set 125 miles east of Los Angeles that was actually a town worth visiting, with 1880s-style false-front facades but interiors that had stuff for visitors to see and do too. Up went (from the outside) frontier stables, saloons, and jails; inside, they housed ice cream parlors, bowling alleys, and motels. It wasn’t a place just for tourists to enjoy though; more than 50 films and television shows were filmed here in the 1940s and ‘50s.
While here eat a Pappy and Harriet's. If you are lucky some famous artist may drop in to play a set
Nestled at the foot of the Santa Rosa Mountains, Old Town is La Quinta’s gathering place and Main Street. Here you will discover over 30 cafes, shops, boutiques, salons, and services in a setting treasured for its architectural charm and village atmosphere.
271 locals recommend
Old Town La Quinta
78100 Main StNestled at the foot of the Santa Rosa Mountains, Old Town is La Quinta’s gathering place and Main Street. Here you will discover over 30 cafes, shops, boutiques, salons, and services in a setting treasured for its architectural charm and village atmosphere.
Sightseeing
Absolutely the most breath taking views of the Coachella valley. Weather is about 20 degrees cooler than the valley. Enjoy the ride to the top of the tram. Restaurant has good food or you can pack lunch and drinks and sit on a rock to eat and enjoy the peacefulness of nature
98 locals recommend
Palm Springs Aerial Tramway
1 Tramway RoadAbsolutely the most breath taking views of the Coachella valley. Weather is about 20 degrees cooler than the valley. Enjoy the ride to the top of the tram. Restaurant has good food or you can pack lunch and drinks and sit on a rock to eat and enjoy the peacefulness of nature
Temecula
Wine country
Santa Catalina Island