Girls Trip to Palm Springs

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Adrienne Griffin

  • USA

  • California

  • Palm Springs

  • Weekend Getaways

  • Domestic Travel

  • Food & Wine

  • Sighseeing

  • Insta-Worthy

  • Fashion

A hotel pool surrounded by yellow umbrellas in Palm Springs.
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Palm Springs is a scenic mountainous, high desert experience. About two hours south of Los Angeles you can experience the beautiful terrain, the amazing food/wine and old Hollywood vibes taking you to the 1920's all over again.

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Where to stay in Palm Springs

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Things to do in Palm Springs

A Beautiful Landscape On A Bright Day

Sightseeing

  • Scenic overlook Aerial Tram- Palm Springs.

  • Joshua Tree scenic tour- about 45 minutes from Palm Springs. Check out the stunning scenery of Joshua Tree.

  • Hike at Barker Dam- easy loop to walk and immerse yourself in the geography of Joshua Tree.

Tours

  • Self guided tour with Modern Tours Palm Springs of the mid century iconic architecture through out the Palm Springs area.

  • Guided tour visiting the home of the Rat Pack of the 1920's and other, the

  • Famous Palm Springs Walk Of Stars ( Pointed Out ), Palm Springs talked about landmarks, the historic Indian Canyons information.

Shopping

  • Shopping at a local vintage store Iconic Atomic.

  • Shopping on El Paseo Drive.

Spa

  • Enjoying the spa and hot springs at Parker Palm Springs.

Museum

  • Palm Springs Art Museum

  • If you are choosing to stay at a Villa with the gals it's always fun to hire Cabana Boys. They will take all the pictures, make the drinks, curate your music playlist, help with the drinking games!

Day trip

Day trip to Joshua Tree National Park. 45 minutes from Palm Springs. Take a scenic drive through the park stopping at Barker Dam to walk the loop and enjoy the endless views of the Joshua Tree.

Places to eat & drink in Palm Springs

A pool with chairs and umbrellas by it.

Norma's at the Parker Palm Springs - This is where you may see a celebrity siting at brunch!

Cheeky's - Number 1 breakfast spot in town. Everything is made from scratch. Perfect farm to table experience with their own chickens to produce the perfect egg!

Visit The Pink Cabana at the Sands hotel for a fun brunch. Great food and atmosphere. Enjoy highly curated cocktails and a wine list to pair with the decadent food menu.

After visiting Joshua Tree make a pit stop at The Tiny Pony. Great bar with good food and cocktails.

The Purple Room is a supper club/lounge where they have live music most nights. Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis both use to preform here. Stop here for a cocktail or enjoy the supper club while listening to live music.

Truss and Twine for cocktails from the Golden Ages to modern classics.

Enjoy modern Mexican cuisine and great cocktails at this Michelin rated restaurant Tac/Quila.

Upscale dining experience at Mr. Lyons. An old school steakhouse with tufted green booths and that old timey feel as soon as you step through the curtains to the dimly lit dining room. You can visualize the rat pack from the 1920's dining here. Great food and extensive wine list.

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For more travel tips, check out Fora Advisor Rachel Kantrowitz's guide, The Perfect Palm Springs Bachelorette Itinerary.

This guide is part of our ongoing series on travel to Palm Springs.