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| Cimarron Golf |
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 Cimarron Golf Resort is an upscale 36-hole golf facility located in the famous desert community of Palm Springs. Cimarron features two championship layouts (The Long Course and The Short Course) highlighted by creative contours, brilliant white steep-faced bunkers and impeccable playing conditions. Rated by Golf Digest as "one of the best places to play," recipient of the "Top-100 Women-Friendly Course Award" by Golf for Women, and ranked among the Top 5 Valley Public Courses by Desert Golf.
http://www.cimarrongolf.com/ |
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| Desert Adventures, Inc. |
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 Award-winning jeep tours, teambuilding programs, group activities and off-site event venues in Palm Springs, CA.
http://www.red-jeep.com |
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| Knotts Soak City |
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 Palm Springs' only water park is Knott's Soak City U.S.A., a 16-acre oasis of water fun. Enjoy a variety of exciting water rides, including an 800,000 gallon wave pool, a 600 ft. long lazy river, two kid's slides, three 70-ft-tall body slides, two seven-stories-tall high-speed slides, a 50-ft dark slithering tube slide - and much more!
http://www.knotts.com |
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| Palm Springs Aerial Tramway |
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 Truly one of the greatest experiences in Southern California - The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway has the steepest vertical cable rise in the U.S. and the second steepest in the world! Climb to an elevation of 2,643 feet to a three-story Mountain Station with a cocktail lounge, dining facilities, gift shop and observation decks. At the top you can also explore the 13,000-acre Mt. San Jacinto State Park and Wilderness Area, which has 54 miles of hiking trails, rustic campgrounds and granite outcroppings, providing clear views of the desert cities below.
http://www.pstramway.com |
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| Palm Springs Tahquitz Creek Golf Course |
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 Recently rated as "one of the best places to play" by Golf Digest, Tahquitz Creek consists of two spectacular 18-hole golf courses, both with gorgeous views of Palm Springs. The Legend course is a traditional layout with 6,600 yards of tree-lined fairways. The Resort course, designed by well known architect Ted Robinson, is a desert links-style course with rolling terrain, well placed bunkers, wonderful waterscapes and tremendous mountain views.
http://www.tahquitzcreek.com |
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