While Palm Springs is among the most popular cities in California for its rich history, incredible art and architecture and thriving nightlife and dining scene, there’s also plenty to do in the surrounding area. 

Take a trip up to the High Desert area to discover the many restaurants, golf clubs, parks and museums that can be found here. 

What Are The High Desert And Low Desert In California And Where Are They Located?

The High Desert and Low Desert are informally bordered areas in California that are mostly a distinction known to locals of the area. 

High Desert (also known as Mojave Desert) is about 2,000 feet above sea level, and situated just north of the Low Desert (also known as the Sonoran Desert), which typically sits at about 500 feet…

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Bermuda Dunes sits in Coachella Valley, in Riverside County, Ca, and it's home to magnificent landscapes, including San Jacinto, San Bernardino, and the Santa Rosa mountain ranges. Additionally, the weather is sunny, and temperatures are great, especially in the fall, winter, and spring. Moreover, most people prefer to visit and stay here because of the quiet and clean environment. The weather and scenery make it ideal for playing golf in Bermuda Dunes. You can enjoy the comfort of a relaxing atmosphere and outstanding golf courses in unparalleled condition. 

Bermuda Dunes Country Club

While there's only one club in Bermuda Dunes, the area has well over 100 golf courses and plenty of options for a great game. 

Architect Billy Bell Jr. designed…

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Palm Springs VillagefestDreaming of a warm winter? If you decide to visit (or even better, relocate) to somewhere naturally warm, like Palm Springs, California, you don't have to. The early months of the year are among the best times to visit Palm Springs — you'll avoid the summertime heat that residents know all too well while being able to enjoy the consistently beautiful weather.

Events Throughout the Winter

Palm Springs doesn't slow down in the winter, and the event calendar is proof of that. Throughout the winter,, you will find many festivals. TheVillagefest Street Festival is is a regular Thursday evening street festival in Downtown Palm Springs where artisans, entertainers, shops, and restaurants showcase their wares and samples to the public. If you're only in the…

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Just an hour and a half southwest of Palm Springs is Temecula, a small, luxurious town of over 100,000 people that makes a great getaway for Palm Springs homeowners. 

Among the many things to do in Temecula are some of the finest wineries in the state, making this a great option to gather some friends and make a weekend of it. 

To help plan your weekend, we’ve compiled a list of a few of the finest wineries in Temecula you’ll want to check out. 

Baily Vineyard And Winery

Starting on Rancho California Road, Baily Vineyard and Winery has been operating since the early nineties, working with four different vineyards to create some of the finest wines in the area. 

Start the tour by having a little light lunch at Carol’s restaurant before…

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View from San Jacinto Mountain near palm springs real estate

One of the many benefits of living in Palm Springs is being surrounded by miles and miles of the natural beauty of this oasis town.

With so many hiking trails to explore, residents of Palm Springs never run out of places to take in the breathtaking vistas inherent to the area while also catching a little exercise.

We’re featuring 5 of the best hiking trails in Palm Springs to get you excited about these scenic paths.

Mount San Jacinto Peak

To get to this nearly 17-kilometer trail, hikers ride up the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway to take in priceless views before even beginning their hike.
With panoramic scenes overlooking Palm Springs, this hike is a somewhat difficult but incredibly rewarding jaunt.

Tahquitz Canyon Loop Trail

This…

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With an incredible view of the San Jacinto mountains surrounding this quiet neighborhood, it's no surprise La Quinta is known as the gem of the desert. 

Containing affluent options for homeowners as well as more economical options, La Quinta homes are sure to impress at first sight of these picturesque homes.

In this week's post, we'll look at why La Quinta real estate contains some of the finest options in Palm Springs. 

La Quinta Real Estate

Homes in the La Quinta area take inspiration from the natural beauty of the area, so many of these are modern and mid-century modern builds emphasizing merging indoor and outdoor spaces. 

On the higher end, these homes are the picture of luxury — floor-to-ceiling windows, chef’s kitchens, and…

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View of Palm Springs

Palm Springs has a whole host of museums for history buffs and those who love learning while being entertained. Museums in Palm Springs are a great mix of this town’s rich cultural heritage in the area and its diverse artistic scene today. So, without further ado, here are a few museums waiting for you to explore in Palm Springs. 

Palm Springs Art Museum

Aptly located on Museum Drive in the Downtown Palm Springs area, the Palm Springs Art Museum has many permanent exhibits that change every few months, so there’s always something new to discover here. 

From paintings and sculptures to more abstract exhibitions such as glass, the Palm Springs Art Museum is a great way to spend the day appreciating everything it offers.

Since its…

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Palm Springs may be an oasis in the middle of a desert, but there’s no shortage of ways to spend a weekend in this tropical paradise. 

While the destination is renowned for its luxury hotels and incredible spas, the desert resort city is a great home base for adventures big and small. The town is chock full of quaint cafes, modern eateries, and vintage shops along Palm Canyon Drive. Beyond its borders, a world of active escapades and artistic discoveries awaits.

Ahead of your next weekend in Palm Springs, here are a few ways to spend 48 hours in the playground of stars:

Drive Through Joshua Tree Park 

Joshua Tree National Park is one of the world's most incredible natural wonders.
Spanning nearly 800,000 acres, the park offers visitors…

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Due to its proximity to Hollywood, Palm Springs has been tied to the culture of Tinseltown even before this oasis town was incorporated in 1938.

Much of this was due to the “two-hour” rule, a famous rule in many actors’ contracts that they could live no more than two hours away from the movie set they were working on. 

Thus, Palm Springs became a haven for some of the biggest names in the business, as this beautiful town was and remains an ideal combination of perfect weather, exquisite nightlife, and so much to do year-round. 

For your reading pleasure, we’ve gathered the best connections to Old Hollywood’s history in Palm Springs.

Frank Sinatra’s Unique Party Alert

Frank Sinatra was known for hosting some of the most lavish parties in…

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Palm Springs has a long history of being known as the city of swimming pools, as this oasis town had over 2,000 pools for residents to cool off in by the mid-1960s — meaning there’s an average of one pool for every six people living there.

A quintessential aspect of Palm Springs, residents love knowing there’s always a pool nearby to hop in and escape the California sun. 

From the palm tree-lined streets of Palm Desert to the bright lights of Downtown Palm Springs, swimming pools are a popular feature all across Palm Springs.

In this post, we’ve come up with a list of reasons why life in Palm Springs is even better with a pool out your back door. 

Ease and Convenience In Your Backyard

While there are plenty of pools in Palm…

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