Discover 5 parks for photography within driving distance of Palm Springs
"A popular desert resort city, Palm Springs visitors enjoy quick access to the park via the Aerial Tramway for cooler temperatures and mountain recreation."
A scenic alpine park featuring granite peaks, forests, and the iconic Mount San Jacinto summit.
"Palm Springs visitors appreciate the cooler foothill climate and diverse habitats for birdwatching and hiking."
A tranquil park with grasslands, oak woodlands, and sweeping mountain views.
"Palm Springs is a popular desert resort city, and visitors often explore Salton Sea SRA for its unique wildlife and scenic desert landscapes."
A desert park on California’s largest lake, known for birdwatching, fishing, and camping.
"Palm Springs visitors enjoy a day trip to Anza-Borrego for off-roading, scenic drives, and exploring the park’s diverse desert landscapes."
California’s largest state park, renowned for wildflowers, canyons, and desert vistas.
"Palm Springs visitors enjoy a day trip to Ocotillo Wells for off-roading and unique desert landscapes, complementing the city’s resort offerings."
A premier off-highway vehicle park with 85,000 acres of desert terrain for OHV recreation.
