Take a four-wheel-drive desert adventure to the San Andreas Fault without doors or windows to restrict your view! On this sunset tour from Palm Springs, you’ll ride in an open-air Jeep to explore the canyons along the San Andreas Fault and watch as the desert sunset creates amazing shadows on the mountains.
Highlights
- Sunset Jeep tour from Palm Springs to the San Andreas Fault
- Travel through the colorful desert at twilight in an open-air, 4WD Jeep
- Try panning for gold
- Learn about the courageous pioneer settlers and the Cahuilla Indians who once inhabited the valley
- Small-group tour ensures a more personalized experience
Useful Information
Small-Group Twilight Adventure
This sunset Jeep adventure from Palm Springs to the San Andreas Fault takes you on an open-air nocturnal voyage through the surreal shadows and mystical darkness of the cooling desert landscape.
Your journey begins before dark as you explore steep-walled canyons along the San Andreas Fault. As the sun begins to set, grab your camera to capture the spectacular transition from day to night as light casts amazing shadows on the mountains, creating a depth and range of colors unseen during the day.
As darkness overtakes you, the clear desert sky comes alive with twinkling stars. Experience the pure silence and beauty of the desert at night, away from the lights and noise of the city. Twilight is also the best time to spot wildlife, as many desert animals are most active at sunset.
While you explore the pristine, natural palm oasis of this area, learn how and why the Cahuilla Indians lived on the San Andreas Fault and hear fascinating stories of the valley's pioneer settlers and gold miners. You can even pan for gold!
Your journey begins before dark as you explore steep-walled canyons along the San Andreas Fault. As the sun begins to set, grab your camera to capture the spectacular transition from day to night as light casts amazing shadows on the mountains, creating a depth and range of colors unseen during the day.
As darkness overtakes you, the clear desert sky comes alive with twinkling stars. Experience the pure silence and beauty of the desert at night, away from the lights and noise of the city. Twilight is also the best time to spot wildlife, as many desert animals are most active at sunset.
While you explore the pristine, natural palm oasis of this area, learn how and why the Cahuilla Indians lived on the San Andreas Fault and hear fascinating stories of the valley's pioneer settlers and gold miners. You can even pan for gold!
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