Joshua Tree NP & Palm Springs

Our Palm Springs and Joshua Tree National Park guided biking and hiking tours feature distinctive accommodations for three nights in Palm Springs. Summer rains portend glorious wildflower blooms in late fall while the combination of select accommodations and breathtakingly diverse scenery form the ideal framework for this exciting and unique California cycling trip.

Highlights

  • Hike along some of Indian Canyon’s top trails
  • Rides and hikes in the famous Joshua Tree National Park
  • The palm canyons of the Santa Rosa foothills.

Details

TypeRoad bike, hybrid bike, E-bike
Duration4 days
LevelAll levels
SupportGuided
Daily distance 13 – 53 mi
Total distance 73 mi
LodgingHotel
BicycleIncluded
MonthFebruary, November
StartPalm Springs
FinishPalm Springs
States or countryCalifornia
Airport startInternational airport Palm Springs
Airport finishInternational airport Palm Springs

Starting from $ 2,970.00

*Please note the prices are subject to change depending availability *

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