Indian Canyons Wandertour im Jeep ab Palm Desert
Beschreibung
Erkunden Sie die üppigen Palmenoasen der Indian Canyons auf dieser 3-stündigen Ökotour ab Palm Springs am Morgen oder Nachmittag. Erfahren Sie mehr über die reiche Geschichte und Kultur der Cahuilla-Indianer, während Sie mit Ihrem sachkundigen Fortgeschrittener mit einem Jeep ihre angestammten Heimatländer erkunden. Machen Sie einen einfachen 1,5 km langen geführten Spaziergang zum Andreas Canyon für faszinierende Ausblicke und sehen Sie eine atemberaubende Palmenoase vom Rand des Palm Canyons aus. Dieses Outdoor-Abenteuer in kleiner Gruppe ist auf sieben Personen pro Jeep begrenzt, um ein entspannteres, intimeres Erlebnis zu bieten.
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Reiseverlauf
Steigen Sie in einen Big Red Jeeps und besuchen Sie das Stammhaus der Agua Caliente Band der Cahuilla-Indianer, wo atemberaubende Felsformationen und das kontrastierende Grün prächtiger Fächerpalmen und mehr als 150 Pflanzenarten Reisende in diese üppigen Palmenoasen locken. Auf Ihrem Abenteuer wird ein professioneller Führer Sie mit Geschichten über die Geschichte, Kultur, den Lebensstil und die Legenden der Cahuilla aufklären und unterhalten. Genießen Sie eine geführte 1-Meilen-Wanderung auf einem ruhigen Pfad entlang der Ufer des Andreas Creek, während Ihr Führer die Zeremonien und Legenden der Cahuilla beschreibt und erklärt, wie sie die Pflanzen der Wüste zum Überleben nutzten. Dann sehen Sie sich vom Rand des Palm Canyon aus eine der größten natürlichen Palmenoasen Nordamerikas an und genießen Sie einen kurzen Spaziergang zu einer versteckten Wasserhöhle, in der das Wasser den größten Teil des Jahres fließt.
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Was ist inklusive
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Wichtige Informationen
- Reisende sollten mindestens eine gute Fitness haben.
- Bitte rufen Sie den Reservierungsschalter ein oder zwei Tage vor Ihrer Tour an, um die Abholzeit und den Abholort zu bestätigen. Wenn Sie nicht anrufen, wird die Tour jedoch NICHT storniert.
- Mindestens 4 Gäste pro Buchung sind erforderlich
- Da die Wüstentemperaturen variieren können, wird empfohlen, sich in Schichten anzuziehen
- Geschlossene Schuhe, ein Hut und Sonnencreme werden dringend empfohlen
- Jeder Jeep bietet Platz für bis zu 7 Gäste plus Ihren Fahrer/Guide
- Die Gäste müssen in der Lage sein, über manchmal unebenes Gelände mindestens eine Meile zu laufen.
Bewertungen(7)
Our tour guide, Pace, provided a truly exceptional and educational experience, covering the San Andreas fault, the landscape, local wildlife, plants, and the Indigenous tribe of the region. This tour was on my bucket list and it exceeded all of my expectations. I wholeheartedly recommend this trip to anyone interested in learning more about life in a seismically active zone.
Thank you so much for your awesome review! We're so glad you had an amazing time on the Red Jeep tour with Pace. It’s great to hear that the tour was fun, educational, and even better than you expected! Exploring the San Andreas Fault and learning about the local wildlife, plants, and Indigenous tribes is such a cool experience. We really appreciate your recommendation and hope to see you on another adventure soon!
Walked the Palm Canyon trail earlier this month. Super cool. An oasis in the desert. Trail from the parking area is pretty easy. A few rocky parts but not bad. Very well traveled, nicely maintained trail. You can walk as far as you want. You can either go out and back or take other trails to go farther. It is $12/person to get in which is collected at a gate a bit of a drive away from the parking area.
At Red Jeep Tours, we are grateful for our guests’ feedback! Thank you for taking the time to explore the Palm Desert with us. We are happy to hear that you and your group had a fantastic experience!
This tour is awesome! Our guide, Travis, was so knowledgeable. We learned a lot about the area along the way and about the painted canyons. He knew a lot about the plants and rocks too. We hiked into some slot canyons which were very cool! Definitely recommend this jeep tour!!
Thank you for your kind review, Stephanie! We are elated to hear that your guide, Travis, provided you and your group with an engaging and memorable experience. We hope to see you again for another Palm Springs adventure!
Morgan gave us a wonderful jeep/walk tour through Indian Canyons. We learned lots and she also made sure we had a lot of fun!
At Red Jeep Tours, we are grateful for our guests’ feedback! Thank you for taking the time to explore the Palm Desert with us. We are happy to hear that you and your group had a fantastic experience!
The Red Jeep Tour was very fun and educational! Our guide, Bonnie, was knowledgeable and led us on a very interesting hike.
Thank you for choosing Red Jeep Tours! We appreciate your review and will pass the message along to your guide, Bonnie. We’d love to have you join us again in the future for another desert adventure!
Our guide for the Painted Canyons tour was Teri Christensen, who was a pleasure to tour and hike with on our trip. She was courteous, polite and a professional the entire time. Her guided tour of the lush growing farms along with her knowledge of the history of the entire region was incredible! From the fig trees and how they are harvested, to the story of the last cowboy gun fight in the wild wild west, she could speak to all! The hiking in the canyons was beautiful, and it was fun getting her insight on the best way to do it! Hope you have a great time on your Red Jeep Tour, its worth it!
Thank you for your kind review! We are incredibly happy to hear that Teri had provided you and your group with an entertaining and informative hike and that you had enjoyed your tour of the Painted Canyons. Come see us again sometime in the future for another desert adventure!
I was expecting 4-wheeling through the desert. What I got was a tour and education of the area, while in a Jeep. Rick was AMAZING and knew everything about the area. Very educational! The tour was scheduled for three hours and took that long. You cover maybe a few miles of Jeep travel. I would rather more time be spent to the geology of the area as opposed to being educated on the indian tribe that lived there.
