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The worlds largest rotating tram: Palm Springs Aerial Tramway Review

We had intended on making the trip from the base of the mountain up 5000+ feet to the top but we were in Palm Springs during a freak Sprintime rain storm which clouded the entire route up to the mountain. The tram is the worlds largest rotating tramway that offers visitors spectacular views of the Palm Springs and the desert valley below. The top of the mountain in covered in pine forrest & jagged rocks with hiking trails that take you over mountain streams & thru wooded trails.

Weather at the top of the Palm Springs Aerial Tram (elevation 8,516')

Tickets
-Adults: $20.80
-Children $13.80 (ages 3-12)
-Seniors $18.80 (60+)
-Annual Pass $120.00 (adults) $ 90.00 (children)

Address: One Tramway Rd. Palm Springs, CA. 92262

Directions: Mon-Fri 10am-8pm, Sat-Sun 8am-8pm

Other Contact: pstramway@pstramway.com

Phone: 888-515

Website: http://www.pstramway.com/

Palm Springs Desert Museum Palm Springs Art Museum Review

The Palm Springs Desert Museum features art, much with an emphasis on the American West & the desert regions of the South West. There are modern art collections, Indian art, art related to Hollywood, & photo exhibits all meant to catch your attention. the museum is located around the corner from the "Willow spa resort hotel" a few blocks away from the main street.

Address: 101 Museum Drive, Palm Springs, CA 92262

Other Contact: dpreston@psmuseum.org

Phone: (760) 325-7186

Website: http://www.psmuseum.org/