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Susan_H, Oct 2026
Great day with Tom!
We had an absolutely fantastic time exploring the Joshua Tree with Tom! He was knowledgeable, enthusiastic and passionate about the geology, flora and animals of the park and was happy to share his knowledge and answer all our questions. We explored some trails and took some great photos and learned some tales about the history of the area.
Jessica_D, Oct 2026
Fun, interesting and educational tour!
What a fun and interesting tour!! Ben was a great guide with SO MUCH knowledge of the history of the southern Coachella Valley and all the geography, flora and fauna! Such beautiful landscapes! My son (12 years old) and I had a great time. Would recommend for sure!
Jessica_D, Oct 2026
We had a great time...
We had a great time stargazing! My son (12 years old) was super engaged and learned so much from the guides. The location is super secluded so it allows for dark sky for excellent viewing. Lots of celestial and planetary information. And the send you pictures of what you saw in the telescopes and picture of your group. A nice added bonus.
John_W, Oct 2026
Denise was a wonderful...
Denise was a wonderful guide ! She was friendly and knowledgeable. We got to hike and walk a couple of trail. She showed us many of the highlights. The rock formations that looked like a Cap, Stonehenge and a Chaise lounger as well as many others. We saw what is believed to be the tallest Joshua Tree at the National Park . She explained the flora and how resilient the trees are . She had cold water and snacks available for us . It was a worthwhile tour and I would recommend it !
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Palm Springs appeals to a broad range of travelers. Whether you’re after outdoor adventure or on a hunt for the coolest mid-century architecture, the California desert oasis delivers. On Palm Springs tours, venture beyond the city to explore the geology around the legendary San Andreas Fault or hike and bike the 10-mile (16-kilometer) loop to the Indian Canyons. For panoramic views, soar over Palm Springs on the Aerial Tramway, ascending 5,783 feet (1,763 meters) into the San Jacinto Mountains. Or stay closer to the city and get the insiders’ scoop on Palm Springs’s famous residents and historical icons.

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