Agave Ambience Local Guidebook
My favorite things to do
Hello fellow travelers!
I just wanted to share a few of my favorite things to do in the area.
Hiking or biking one of the several trails or bike routes in the area is an option for the adventurer. If you aren't a hiker, you can still catch a lift up to San Jacinto Peak via the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway. Views of the valley are great, without the need for hiking boots.
My favorite place to have brunch is Pinocchio's in Palm Springs.
There are 5 casinos within a 20 mile radius from here and they always have great entertainment.
If you love to shop, try the outlets in Cabazon, take a stroll in Downtown Palm Springs or El Paseo in Palm Desert.
The living desert is a fun option for families.
Art, art, everywhere! I recommend google searching "Palm Springs Life Calendar". It is a great resource for daily events all around the Coachella Valley.
The Coachella Valley entertainment bible! Click here for a link to all that is Palm Springs. Browse the latest articles or search for the calendar to narrow down event dates.
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Palm Springs Tavern
The Coachella Valley entertainment bible! Click here for a link to all that is Palm Springs. Browse the latest articles or search for the calendar to narrow down event dates.
Sightseeing
Cabot Yerxa was an incredible man who led a life of adventure. Born June 11, 1883, Cabot lived throughout the United States from New York to Alaska to California. He traveled the world including Europe, Cuba, and South America. He was a businessman, artist, and human rights activist with a special focus on the legal, economic, and cultural crisis facing Native American tribes.
In October 1913, at the age of 30, Cabot arrived in the Coachella Valley and began his homesteading journey with 160 acres in Desert Hot Springs. In need of water, he dug a well near his home and discovered hot mineral water right outside his door. 600 yards away he dug another well and discovered the pure cold water of the Mission Springs Aquifer. The two wells, one hot and one cold, led Cabot to name his homestead Miracle Hill. In 1941 he began building the Pueblo in its current location using materials from his original home. He worked on this home and museum until his death in 1965.
Cabot was an active artist and art collector. He built the Pueblo as a museum with the intention of displaying his impressive collection of Native American art and artifacts as well as souvenirs of his travels and his own works of art. Cabot is one of the three men who are credited with the founding of the city of Desert Hot Springs. He saw the area’s potential upon his arrival in 1913 and worked with other businessmen and entrepreneurs to develop the city. He was often referred to as “Mr. Desert Hot Springs.”
Check site for covid updates. Currently offering virtual tours only.
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Cabot's Pueblo Museum
67616 Desert View AveCabot Yerxa was an incredible man who led a life of adventure. Born June 11, 1883, Cabot lived throughout the United States from New York to Alaska to California. He traveled the world including Europe, Cuba, and South America. He was a businessman, artist, and human rights activist with a special focus on the legal, economic, and cultural crisis facing Native American tribes.
In October 1913, at the age of 30, Cabot arrived in the Coachella Valley and began his homesteading journey with 160 acres in Desert Hot Springs. In need of water, he dug a well near his home and discovered hot mineral water right outside his door. 600 yards away he dug another well and discovered the pure cold water of the Mission Springs Aquifer. The two wells, one hot and one cold, led Cabot to name his homestead Miracle Hill. In 1941 he began building the Pueblo in its current location using materials from his original home. He worked on this home and museum until his death in 1965.
Cabot was an active artist and art collector. He built the Pueblo as a museum with the intention of displaying his impressive collection of Native American art and artifacts as well as souvenirs of his travels and his own works of art. Cabot is one of the three men who are credited with the founding of the city of Desert Hot Springs. He saw the area’s potential upon his arrival in 1913 and worked with other businessmen and entrepreneurs to develop the city. He was often referred to as “Mr. Desert Hot Springs.”
Check site for covid updates. Currently offering virtual tours only.
Just a 30-40 minute drive away and a beautiful place to visit.
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Joshua Tree National Park
Just a 30-40 minute drive away and a beautiful place to visit.
"The Integratron is a dome-shaped structure constructed out of plywood and fiberglass by George Van Tassel. He built the structure in Landers, California, USA as a "rejuvenation machine" supposedly following instructions provided by visitors from the planet Venus."
If sci-fi healing is what you seek, go here! I have to admit, I did walk out of there feeling incredibly grounded and balanced.
This is another spot that is 45 minutes away so I'd recommend including it in your Joshua Tree NP day.
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Integratron
2477 Belfield Blvd"The Integratron is a dome-shaped structure constructed out of plywood and fiberglass by George Van Tassel. He built the structure in Landers, California, USA as a "rejuvenation machine" supposedly following instructions provided by visitors from the planet Venus."
If sci-fi healing is what you seek, go here! I have to admit, I did walk out of there feeling incredibly grounded and balanced.
This is another spot that is 45 minutes away so I'd recommend including it in your Joshua Tree NP day.
15 minute ride from the desert floor up into the clouds! There are trails to explore once you are up there and the tram station hosts a restaurant with views. Be sure to pack a jacket. Mt. San Jacinto is a lot cooler than the desert.
**Check tram status before heading up there. Advanced ticket sales only. Tram was recently closed due to COVID**
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Palm Springs Aerial Tramway
1 Tram Way15 minute ride from the desert floor up into the clouds! There are trails to explore once you are up there and the tram station hosts a restaurant with views. Be sure to pack a jacket. Mt. San Jacinto is a lot cooler than the desert.
**Check tram status before heading up there. Advanced ticket sales only. Tram was recently closed due to COVID**
Dinosaurios de Cabazon
50770 Seminole DrAs if giraffes weren't cool enough, if you are here during the holidays this place is a sight to see!
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El Desierto Vivo Zoológico y Jardines
47900 Portola AveAs if giraffes weren't cool enough, if you are here during the holidays this place is a sight to see!
Palm Springs Museum Trail
101 N Museum DrThis is a great place to take the kids! Check their event calendar. There are several events planned throughout the year.
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Museo del Aire de Palm Springs
lot 745 N Gene Autry TrailThis is a great place to take the kids! Check their event calendar. There are several events planned throughout the year.
Food Scene
One of my favorite restaurants in Downtown Palm Springs. Margaritas are on point. 👌
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Tac/Quila
415 N Palm Canyon DrOne of my favorite restaurants in Downtown Palm Springs. Margaritas are on point. 👌
Local spot that serves authentic Mexican food. Their margaritas are delicious! There are several Mexican restaurants in DHS but this is one of my favorites. A convenient 5 minute drive away.
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Casa Blanca Restaurant
66370 Pierson BlvdLocal spot that serves authentic Mexican food. Their margaritas are delicious! There are several Mexican restaurants in DHS but this is one of my favorites. A convenient 5 minute drive away.
This local gem is also less than 5 minutes away from my place. Hands down the best pho that I have found between LA and Las Vegas. Good portions and very reasonable prices.
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Pho-na 92
14220 Palm DrThis local gem is also less than 5 minutes away from my place. Hands down the best pho that I have found between LA and Las Vegas. Good portions and very reasonable prices.
Fun atmosphere, several menu options, and bottomless mimosas! This spot is in Downtown Palm Springs.
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Pinocchio In the Desert
134 E Tahquitz Canyon WayFun atmosphere, several menu options, and bottomless mimosas! This spot is in Downtown Palm Springs.
This is a local gem of a restaurant. BBQ and live music make this western landmark a must visit spot. Pioneertown is known for being a favorite filming location for classic western movies. It is a 45 minute drive from the house so I'd recommend going on your way to or from Joshua Tree National Park.
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Pappy & Harriet's
53688 Pioneertown RdThis is a local gem of a restaurant. BBQ and live music make this western landmark a must visit spot. Pioneertown is known for being a favorite filming location for classic western movies. It is a 45 minute drive from the house so I'd recommend going on your way to or from Joshua Tree National Park.
Shopping
El Paseo Shopping District
So many stores to choose from when it comes to shopping until you drop! Morongo Casino is right next door if you plan on hitting up a buffet to fuel your shopping spree.
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Cabazon Outlets
48750 Seminole DrSo many stores to choose from when it comes to shopping until you drop! Morongo Casino is right next door if you plan on hitting up a buffet to fuel your shopping spree.
Sports
Palm Springs Power Baseball
1901 E Baristo Rd