Palm Springs Attractions
The Fabulous Palm Springs Follies
 The "Fabulous Palm Springs Follies" is made up of professional dancers and singers from 49-89 years old! The show runs from November through May and sells out to audiences from all over the world at the Plaza Theatre in Palm Springs.
Phone: 760-327-0225
Email: info@psfollies.com
www.psfollies.com
Palm Springs Aerial Tramway
 Palm Springs Aerial Tramway offers magnificent tram cars, which revolve. Mountain Station, which is 8,516 feet in elevation, has a cocktail lounge, restaurant, and a gift shop. You’ll also find 54 miles of great hiking trails in Mt. San Jacinto State Park as well as ski rental equipment. A permit is required for overnight camping.
Tramway Drive - Chino Canyon off Highway 111 (North), 325-1449. The Park is open all year. Hours: weekdays, 10 a.m., weekends and holidays, 8 a.m. Tram cars run every half hour. The last one down the mountain leaves at 9:45.
www.pstramway.com
Indian Canyons
Palm Canyon is 15 miles long and is amongst the most beautiful places in the west. It contains natural flora and fauna which are indigenous to the gorges and desert lands of this area. The Andreas Canyon contains over 150 different species of plants and fan palms are also abundant. There is also Murray Canyon, which can be hiked to from Andreas Canyon. There are recreation areas within palm trees at the end of many of the trails.
S. Palm Canyon Drive, 5 miles from the center of Palm Springs
Phone: 760-325-3400
www.indian-canyon.com
Tahquitz Canyon
Located inside the Agua Caliente Reservation, Tahquitz Canyon is a strikingly beautiful and culturally diverse area. Some of the spectacles the canyon has to offer are a breathtaking 60-foot waterfall, ancient water systems, an array of different plants and wildlife, and rock art.
Phone: 760-416-7044; Location: 500 W. Mesquite, - Just West of Palm Canyon Drive in Down Town Palm Springs.
www.tahquitzcanyon.com
The Agua Caliente Cultural Museum
The Agua Caliente Cultural Museum represents the culture and history of the Cahuilla Indlain Tribe and is a non-profit organization.
Located in the Village Green Heritage Center, 219 S. Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, CA 92262
Museum Admission is Free
Hours: 10 am to 5 pm Wednesday through Saturday
12 pm to 4 pm Sunday
Phone: 760-323-0151
www.accmuseum.org
Palm Springs Air Museum
Walk back through history in the three air-conditioned sparkling hangars. Take a trip back in time while walking through three hangars. Talk to war veterans from that time and check out any of the 27 WWII planes, which include a Spitfire, B25, P47, and a B17.
Twenty vintage automobiles (including a 1948 Tucker, 1928 copper-trimmed Rickenbacker) gleam next to the Combat Photography, Flying Tigers and Women in WWII displays. A diorama showing Pearl Harbor before the attack is positioned next to a $1,000,000 exhibit of five handcrafted metal models of navy vessels. Watch a free video in the Buddy Rogers Theater and then test your flying skills on the combat computer flight simulators.
Located at 750 N. Gene Autry Trail, Palm Springs, CA 92262
Open daily except Thanksgiving and Christmas Day from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
(Summer hours June 1 - September 30, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM).
Admission: Adults $8, Seniors & Military with ID $6.5
Children 6 - 12 $3.50, Children under 6 free.
Phone: 760-778-6262
www.palmspringsairmuseum.org
Palm Springs Desert Museum
Palm Springs Desert Museum is a nationally accredited art and natural science facility, featuring fine permanent collections and top touring exhibitions, galleries, sculpture gardens, Annenberg Theater, Café.
Open Tuesday - Sunday, year round except major holidays. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Community Day first Friday of the month with free admission to all.
101 Museum Dr.
Phone: 760-325-7186
Recorded info 760-325-0189
www.psmuseum.org
Jeep Tours
 Call Desert Adventures for all your Palm Springs Desert Resorts jeep tours, hiking, biking, team building, party planning and corporate events needs. Desert Adventures offers jeep tours of Palm Springs, Palm Desert, La Quinta and the San Andreas Fault. Corporate events such as parties, team building and corporate events at Metate' Canyon Ranch, a 1000 acre private desert preserve located on the San Andreas Fault.
Phone: 760-324-5337
Toll Free: 888-440-5337
Email: info@red-jeep.com
www.red-jeep.com/index.html
Champagne Balloon Flights
Flights at sunrise begin at daybreak and flights at sunset start 90 minutes before sunset. After liftoff, one will enjoy magnificent views of celebrity houses, palm trees, estates, golf courses, and gorgeous mountain terrain. Following your flight is a traditional champagne ceremony where all new aeronauts will toast their hot air balloon adventure with champagne or nonalcoholic sparkling cider and are awarded their personalized first flight ascension certificate.
For more information, please call 909*927-2593 or 888-688-8738 (CA only), www.greatamericanballoon.com
Champagne Balloon Flights
Cimarrón Golf Resort
Cimarrón Golf Resort features two world-class layouts designed by John Fought. Cimarrón, named after the vibrant purple flower, also means "wild and untamed". Enhancing the stark beauty of the native desert, Cimarrón uses European-style such as bunker walls made of sod, and filled with white crushed marble against the creative contouring of the emerald fairways. Cimarron is quite unique because of the fact that it combines traditional desert golf with European links similar to old Scotland.
Phone: 760-770-6060|
Toll Free: 877-966-6233
E-mail: info@cimarrongolf.com
www.cimarrongolf.com
Tahquitz Creek Golf Course
The course is made up of two outstanding 18-hole courses, both offering incredible views of Palm Springs. Tahquitz Creek was recently voted "one of the best places to play," by Golf Digest. A Palm Springs favorite since its opening in 1995, The Legend, a traditional styled course has recently been renovated. What was once 6600 yards of fairways lined with trees now has 40 additional bunkers. Beware! There is a severe back to front slope on the greens. The course opened in 1995 and was designed by the famous architect Ted Robinson. The course features strategically placed bunkers, rolling terrain, spectacular waterscapes and incredible views of the mountains.
1885 Golf Club Dr
Phone: 760-328-2375
E-mail: tahquitzcreekgolf@palmergolf.com
www.tahquitzcreek.com
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