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TAHQUITZ CANYON. is one of the most beautiful and culturally sensitive areas of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians Reservation. Tahquitz Canyon is home to a spectacular sensational 60-foot waterfall, rock art, ancient irrigation systems, native wildlife, and plants. Located at the entrance to the canyon, the Tahquitz Visitor Center ...
The Agua Caliente band of the Cahuilla indians charge to access a scenic area that has extensive hiking trails. The charge is $8 for adults and $4 for children. If you stop at the Palm Springs visitors center when you enter town you can buy tickets for a discount of $1 off each ticket. Tickets are good for any day.
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Note: must be 18+ to enter canyons alone. All guests 17 and under must be with adult. Purchase your day-hike tickets at the trail head at the Indian Canyons Toll Gate, 38520 S. Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs You may also purchase tickets or annual passes at the Agua Caliente Visitor’s Counter at the Palm Springs Visitor Center, 2901 N. Palm Canyon
- Palm Canyon Trail
- Victor Trail
- East Fork Trail
- Dry Wash Trail
- Vandeventer Trail
- Fern Canyon Trail
- Indian Potrero Trail
- Hahn Buena Vista Trail
- West Fork Trail
- West Fork North Trail
Distance: 15 miles (one way to Hwy 74) Hiking Time: Up to 8 hours (depending on distance) Moderate: Hike/Equestrian Elevation Gain: 3,520 feet Hike through the world’s largest California Fan Palm oasis. Visitors to Palm Canyon walk through majestic groves of California Fan Palms and travel along the picturesque Palm Canyon Creek. Rock mortars seen ...
Distance: 3 mile loop Hiking Time: 1½ hours Moderate: Hike/Equestrian Elevation Gain: 250 feet This trail is one of the most scenic trails in the Indian Canyons. It is best to access this trail by hiking a mile south on the Palm Canyon Trail. The Victor Trail will take you out of the shade of the palm trees, up and onto the ridge that overlooks the...
Distance: 3 miles (from Trading Post to East Fork Loop Trail junction) Hiking Time: 1½ hours Moderate – Strenuous: Hike only Elevation Gain: 550 feet This trail leads hikers to a seldom seen part of the Indian Canyons. It meanders through the narrow wash of the East Fork of the Palm Canyon Creek with its towering walls on all sides. Huge patches of...
Distance: 3 miles from Palm Canyon to Dunn Road Easy: Hike/Equestrian Elevation Gain: 850 feet The best way to access the Dry Wash Trail is to take the Palm Canyon Trail south for 2 ½ miles. The Dry Wash Trail connects the Palm Canyon Trail and Dunn Road. It provides access to the East Fork Loop Trail.
Distance: 2 miles Hiking Time: 1-½ hour Moderate – Strenuous: Hike/Equestrian Elevation Gain: 500 feet The Vandeventer Trail is accessed from either the Victor Trail or the Fern Canyon Trail. It connects the Fern Canyon Trail at the junction of the Dunn Road Trail. For an especially picturesque hike, guests may create a 6-mile loop by taking the Fe...
Distance: 2-¼ miles to Fern Canyon (one way) Hiking Time: 1 hour Moderate – Strenuous: Hike/Equestrian Elevation Gain: 600 feet The Fern Canyon Trail is accessible from the lower parking area of Palm Canyon. The trail leads up to a ridge that overlooks Fern Canyon before it takes the hiker to the maidenhair ferns that cover an overhang in the canyo...
Distance: 8 miles (round trip) Hiking Time: 4 ½ hours Moderate: Hike/Equestrian Elevation Gain: 540 feet This trail begins at the junction of the Palm Canyon Trail and Dry Wash Trail, about 2 miles south of the Trading Post. It leads to the upper region of Palm Canyon where a series of stone pools await the hiker. It then takes the hiker up through...
Distance: 11½ mile loop Hiking Time: 6 hours Strenuous: Hike/Equestrian Elevation Gain: 1,250 feet This stunning trail is one of the most scenic high country trails in the Santa Rosa Mountains. At the peak, the trail offers a 360 degree view of the desert cities and the surrounding mountains. A challenging hike is to make an 11½ mile loop by taking...
Distance: 5 miles (round trip) Hiking Time: 3 hours Strenuous: Hike/Equestrian Elevation Gain: 1,400 feet This strenuous hike climbs nearly 1,400 feet in a relatively short distance, but the rewards are worth it. Breathtaking views await the well-conditioned hikers who make it. If you keep a sharp eye out, you may be lucky enough to see the elusive...
Distance: 9 mile loop Hiking Time: 5 hours Strenuous: Hike/Equestrian Elevation Gain: 1,500 feet The West Fork North Trail is best enjoyed by combining the West Fork, West Fork North, Coffman, Murray Canyon, and Alexander Trails into a 9 mile loop. It’s best to access the West Fork North Trail from the West Fork Trail. Hike up the West Fork Trail f...
Palm Springs, CA 92264. Phone: 760-699-6800. The Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians is an historic Palm Springs based federally recognized Native American Tribe with more than 500 members. The Tribe is steward to more than 34,032 acres of ancestral land. The cities of Palm Springs, Cathedral City and Rancho Mirage as well as portions of ...
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