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Don't feel like spending all day at the pool? Want to see what else to do in the area? Feel like doing a little shopping? There is a little bit of everything in Palm Springs! Check out some of the excursions you can plan during your Women of Color Weekend!
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In March, there was still some snow at the top, even though Palm Springs was about 85 degrees. The new tram cars spin 360 degrees around on the way up/back down, so you get a good view no matter where you are. There are restaurants at the top, but nothing to write home about.
Best bet is to find a place in town to pack a picnic lunch and eat it up there under the pine trees. Be sure to pack a light jacket as it is much cooler than the desert floor below. |
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Considered sacred to the Cahuilla Indians and of historical importance to scientists and nature lovers, these canyons provide a range of outdoor recreational activities for visitors |
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Located in the very heart of the city of Palm Springs, here is where you'll find all the shops, galleries, restaurants and attractions that make Palm Canyon Drive a wonderful and memorable experience. Tall, light-covered palm trees, gently shade the street as you stroll beneath majestic Mount San Jacinto. The atmosphere is friendly and fun.
Palm Canyon Drive - downtown/uptown Palm Springs has something for everyone!
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At this gorgeous labor of love, more than 3000 varieties of desert plants can be viewed and marveled at, including prickly pears, agaves, and cacti. In addition, visitors can check out Indian artifacts and rock, crystal, and wood forms. Established in 1938 by Patricia and Chester "Cactus |
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