Palm Springs of California

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While some dream about world famous Palm Springs golf and soaking in a natural hot mineral water spa, others prefer hitting the trail to enjoy hiking in Palm Springs and its surrounding mountains. But don't forget about everything else there is to do in between! If you plan your trip right, you can take advantage of plenty of Palm Springs activities during your stay. The Living Desert Zoo & Gardens is one of the Coachella Valley's most unique tourist attractions, giving visitors a complete introduction to the natural desert's animals and plants. Children are especially fond of "critter close-ups," a chance to see and touch small desert animals -- tortoises, snakes and birds. Another local favorite is a ride on the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway which ascends 8,500 feet up the side of Mt. San Jacinto. At the top, mountain hiking trails wind among green, lush pine trees in the spring and summer, and the snow is deep enough for cross-country skiing in winter. When it's time for family-fun, Knott's Soak City is a favorite among visitors and locals alike, especially in the desert summer months! The water park boosts a 800,000-gallon wave pool, the relaxing “Sunset River” and winding tube and body slides. Another item on the “things to do” list is an introduction to the date … and one of the best places to cozy up to this tree-ripened treat is at Oasis Date Gardens in Thermal. Southern California prides itself on its history of cultivation, care and sharing of date palms and its fruit – the date. Tour and explore the date biography, harvest cycle and date-products … and just what is the difference between a date and a medjool? Good times. A complete directory of Palm Springs things to do and attractions.

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