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Palm Springs

30 people want to go here. 324 people have been here.
84% of people who have been to Palm Springs think it's worth visiting. The most popular places in Palm Springs are Palm Springs Aerial Tram, Palm Springs International Airport, and San Gorgonio Pass. Palm Springs is featured on the list Where the Preps Are. Places in Palm Springs have been tagged nudist and hotel.

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Untitled by SavageGenius

My grandmother owns a house there, it’s a really lovely place, especially at night.

over 4 years ago

Desert Love by LuvinLifenAll

I love Palm Springs! My family has been spending Labor Day week here since long before I was born. It’s now grown to almost 50 people as we get married and have children of our own. A great place for the family during the day and the grown-up’s at night. My only tip: Don’t go anywhere during the day unless it to the pool. Actually, don’t get out of the pool unless it’s necessary:)

over 4 years ago

its hot by jemie

its really hot over there but pretty

with lots of casinos

over 4 years ago

Untitled by asiantnt

It is beautiful. I came here for a life changing opportunity and I now want to live here. I’ve got desert dreams on my mind. I think I can brave the triple digit weather, since I have braved the double digit negative weather of Wisconsin.

over 5 years ago

Untitled by Julia

A friend of mine is having a destination wedding, 50s-style, at the Del Marcos Hotel next spring. I’m also looking forward to doing some geocaching while in the area.

over 5 years ago

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TravelinFrank asks,
“My wife and two teenage sons have one day to visit Palm Springs AND Joshua Tree Park. Any "must do" suggestions? Interesting place to eat? Thanks” over 5 years ago
cogentdiversion asks,
“I want to go to Palm Springs this weekend. What are some good places to stay? I dont have a lot of money, but I don't want to stay anywehre sketchy, esp. since I might be going alone. Thanks!” over 7 years ago

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Julia
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LuvinLifenAll
jemie
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  • travel.nytimes.com Palm Springs, Calif.: Colony Palms Hotel by JAIME GROSS February 24, 2008 You get a lot of style for not a lot of cash at this recently renovated former brothel and gambling house. (read article)
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  • travel.nytimes.com The Room as Spa, and Vice Versa by ELAINE GLUSAC July 15, 2007 Now that spas are requisite amenities at resorts and hotels, the next generation of the spa is moving directly into the guest room. (read article)
  • travel.nytimes.com Palm Springs by JANELLE BROWN March 26, 2006 It's no news that Palm Springs is hot again. Visit before the last of the Rat Pack-era authenticity vanishes, the Sinatra tunes are drowned out by 50 Cent, and Palm Springs becomes just another trendy party town. (read article)
  • travel.nytimes.com Palm Springs by JANELLE BROWN March 26, 2006 It's no news that Palm Springs is hot again. Visit before the last of the Rat Pack-era authenticity vanishes, the Sinatra tunes are drowned out by 50 Cent, and Palm Springs becomes just another trendy party town. (read article)
  • query.nytimes.com On Gay Circuit, the Party Never Ends by JANELLE BROWN April 30, 2004 (read article)

Activities in Palm Springs

Palm Springs Aerial Tramway

On a hot summer's day, one of the best things to do in Palm Springs is to take a ride from the dry desert floor with the Aerial Tramway, 5,873 feet up into the cool, moist climate of the San Jacinto Mountains. Come and ascend into a pristine wilderness... $22.89

The Earthquake Canyon Bike Express

The Earthquake Canyon Express - Riders are treated to a geologic extravaganza on this 20 mile tour that descends through the heart of the San Andreas Fault zone on a paved road to the heart of grape country near Mecca. There are no cross roads, no turn... $94.99

San Andreas Fault Jeep Tour

San Andreas Fault Tour - Come see where earthquakes are born! You will see first hand what geologists have called" the most tortured landscape on earth" as they visit the back country trails of a Bureau of Land Management Wilderness zone. $158.99

Joshua Tree National Park Jeep Adventure

Joshua Tree National Park Adventure - This tour takes you to one of the nation's most outstanding wilderness treasures, Joshua Tree National Park you will use a rugged back country trail through the Little San Bernadino Mountains to take clients from t... $158.99