Cross Hike Palm Desert
This trail starts at the Homestead Link and connects to Hopalong Cassidy Trail where you’ll pass the Cross hiking towards the south. The trail is about 2.2 miles roundtrip, well marked, and easy to follow. Wildflowers can be spotted growing alongside the trail during the spring months. Stunning views at the top and there are a few steep sections that will get your blood pumping
Taquitz Canyon
Get out on the trail and see some of the impressive Southern California waterfalls. A perfect example of that is this 50-foot beauty located on the south end of Palm Springs. Even with an admission cost (yep, there is a cost), this waterfall is worth seeing. Here is all the information.Details – $12.50 to get in (as of 2018), 2 miles round trip, The small parking lot can fill up when busy, Four guided tours during the day each included with the $12.50 charge, Last hike at 3:30 PM
Indian Canyons
Indian Canyons is a beautiful nature reserve located in South Palm Springs. It is owned and operated by the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians as reservation land. The park spans over 31,500 acres and is home to breathtaking canyons, unique rock formations, and lush vegetation. Indian Canyons is home to several hiking trails, including Andreas Canyon, Murray Canyon, and Palm Canyon. Each trail offers a unique experience and stunning views of the canyons and surrounding landscape. It is a beautiful and important nature reserve that offers visitors a unique glimpse into the history and culture of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians. It features more than 60 miles of hiking trails.
La Quinta Cove to Lake Cahuilla
This spectacular hike runs through the PGA West Golf Course and ends at Lake Cahuilla. The elevation gain from this hike is 915 ft and is 6.6. miles long. This hike features wildflowers and is rated as moderate. The trail offers activities such as mountain biking trails and the beautiful Lake Cahuilla where you can enjoy the view.
