GOLF

Cimarron Golf Resort
Located 3.5 Miles from the Viceroy Palm Springs
67-603 30th Avenue
Cathedral City, California

Desert Willow
11 Miles from Viceroy Palm Springs
Located on Desert Willow Drive off of Country Club between Cook St. and Portola Ave
Palm Desert, California

SHOPPING

North Palm Canyon Drive
(Two-and-a-half blocks west of Viceroy)
www.palmsprings.com/palmcyn.html
Palm Canyon Drive is the cultural artery that pulses through the historic heart of Palm Springs. Beautifully lined with majestic palm trees continuously lit in a wrapping of sparkling lights, Palm Canyon Drive (and Indian Canyon Drive beside it) fearture a goldmine of shops, restaurants, art galleries, pubs and every kind of boutique!

Desert Hills Premium Outlets
(20 miles north of Palm Springs)
48400 Seminole Drive
Cabazon, CA 92230
(951) 849-6641
premiumoutlets.com
Barney's, YSL, Gucci and 127 others..

El Paseo Shopping District
Palm Desert, CA 92260
www.palmsprings.com/elpaseo
Located in Palm Desert, the world famous El Paseo Shopping District features over 300 world-class shops, clothing boutiques, art galleries, jewelers, restaurants and much, more...all lined along a beautifully maintained picture-postcard floral and statue-filled mile! Known as the Rodeo Drive of the Desert, El Paseo boasts a wide spectrum of stores from Sak's 5th Avenue to individually owned boutiques.    

SPA

Estrella Spa at The Viceroy Palm Springs
415 South Belardo Road
Palm Springs, CA 92262
(800) 670-6184
www.viceroypalmsprings.com/spa

Spa Resort Casino

401 E. Amado Road

Palm Springs, CA 92262

888-999-1955

www.sparesortcasino.com

CASINOS

Spa Resort Casino
401 E. Amado Road
Palm Springs, CA 92262
Phone 888-999-1995
www.sparesortcasino.com

Agua Caliente Casino

32-250 Bob Hope Drive

Rancho Mirage, CA 92270

888-999-1995

TOURS

Palms Springs Celebrity Tours
4751 East Palm Canyon Drive
Palm Springs, CA 92262
(888) 805-2700
www.celebrity-tours.com

Palm Springs Modern Tours
(760) 318-6118
psmoderntours@aol.com

Three-hour exterior tours of midcentury-modern buildings.

HIKING & PARKS

Indian Canyons
Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians
Tribal Council Office
760 325 5673

The Indian Canyons are the ancestral home of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians. You can see remnants of their ancient life: rock art, house pits and foundations, irrigation ditches, bedrock mortars, pictographs, and stone houses and shelters built atop high cliff walls. Four areas are open: Palm Canyon, noted for its stand of Washingtonia palms; Murray Canyon, home of Peninsula bighorn sheep and a herd of wild ponies; Andreas Canyon, where a stand of fan palms contrasts with sharp rock formations.

Tahquitz Canyon

500 W. Mesquite, west of Palm Canyon Drive
760 416 7044

Also an Agua Caliente territory. This incredibly scenic canyon, which features the waterfall filmed for the classic Lost Horizon, was closed to the public for nearly 30 years after it was vandalized. But now the vegetation is renewed and cleaned up, and in 2001 the tribe began offering 2-hour ranger-led hikes into their most spiritual and beautiful place. The canyon is open daily from 8am to 5pm, with hikes departing every hour until 3pm.

Palm Springs Tram
One Tramway Road
Palm Springs, CA 92262

888 515 TRAM

www.pstramway.com

To gain a bird's-eye perspective on the Coachella Valley, take this 14-minute ascent up 2 1/2 miles to the top of Mount San Jacinto. While the Albert Frey-designed boarding stations retain their 1960s ski-lodge feel, newly installed Swiss funicular cars are sleekly modern and rotate during the trip to allow each passenger a panoramic view. There's a whole other world once you arrive: alpine scenery, a ski-lodge-flavored restaurant and gift shop, and temperatures typically 40° cooler than the desert floor.

The Living Desert Wildlife and Botanical Park
47900 Portola Avenue
Palm Desert
760 346 5694

www.livingdesert.org
14.79 miles from Viceroy Palm Springs

This 1,200-acre desert reserve, museum, zoo, and educational center is designed to acquaint visitors with the unique habitats that make up the southern California deserts. You can walk or take a tram tour through sectors that re-create life in several distinctive desert zones. See and learn about a dizzying variety of plants, insects, and wildlife, including bighorn sheep, mountain lions, rattlesnakes, lizards, owls, golden eagles, and the ubiquitous roadrunner.