Palm Springs Tram to Idyllwild

Palm Springs, California

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Distance

10.09 miles

Elevation Gain

1404 ft

Route Type

Point-to-Point

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Palm Springs Tram to Idyllwild is a point-to-point trail where you may see wildflowers located near Palm Springs, California.

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Palm Springs Tram to Idyllwild Reviews

Dominic Pascucci

Palm Springs Tram to Idyllwild

11/10/22

There are a couple trails to the top from lower elevations but they’ll probably take you all day. You can bring backpack and climbing gear with you on the tram. Most people just do day hikes close to the tram station. But you can get some major miles in. Or do some bouldering not too far from the tram The tram itself is very dramatic. You’ll see just how high up you are. There are food options at the top incase you forget your Muncie crunchies

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