We loved our hike to Murray Canyon because we went through both open desert AND palm canyons AND across streams. Two miles in we found two waterfalls and a cold, deep pond, so we dipped all the way in and headed back. FUN. Drawbacks: signs, directions a bit vague (park where?) and the $9 admission seemed steep. More

I love hiking these trails. Some are moderate and easy to hike and when you arrive at one of the Oasis sites, it's simply magnificent. More

This was the highlight of my visit to Palm Springs. It was a hot day so finding this natural oasis with lots of shade was great. I think it cost us $12.00 to get in because it's on an Indian reservation. You can find coupons and they give student and senior discounts. It's very close to downtown Palm Springs -... More

A most enjoyable day walking through an untouched Canyon with Palms and water running through it. A must see in Palm Springs. More

There is a walk or a hike here for everyone. If you're not up to a 3 hour round trip jaunt, then ask the guide at the front gate how to get to the 1 hour walk around the oasis. It's shady with large boulders and quite easy. More

This is a very beautiful, short hike. A must see area. More

If you are going to Palm Springs and are a novice to hiking this is the place to go if you are going to hike in the area. You do have to pay an entrance fee, but the trails are varied and you will see some great views and it will be worth you time if you only do this... More

Well maintained roads and parking. Gorgeous palm canyons More

I have been in these canyons since the 1950's. During the sixties and early 70s I worked at the trading post in Palm Canyon. It is definitely worth a visit and a walk to both Palm Canyon and Andreas Canyon. And just for those who don't know, ask the people at the trading post if "the west fork" is running... More