PS - Bike: Tahquitz Creek - Indian Canyons

21-mile bike ride from Tahquitz Creek Golf Course into Indian Canyons.

Meet at Tahquitz Creek Golf Resort (1885 Golf Club Dr, Palm Springs). Park on the left side of the parking lot. We will start riding at 7:45 am. Entry fee to Indian Canyons is $7.00 for age 62+, $12 for those under 62.

Maximum number: 15

Join us for a 21mile bike ride into Indian Canyons, the ancestral home of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians. This ride is early on a Monday, so the newly paved road in the Canyons is likely to have little traffic. It’s a great open space to ride while taking in the spectacular scenery. The entire route is mostly flat with only slight inclines.

We will start at the Tahquitz Creek Golf Course and follow the newly completed sections of the CV Link to just south of downtown Palm Springs (some small sections of the Link may not be complete but are easy to pass through). We will then turn left on Belardo and continue south into Indian Canyons, riding all the way to Split Rock. After a break, we will return to the starting point using the same route.

The entry fee to Indian Canyons is $7 for those 62+, $12 for those under 62 (please have cash, card, or Apple Pay ready to help speed up entry).

All riders are strongly encouraged to wear helmets, and to inflate their tires to the recommended PSI. You may want to bring a tire pump, spare tube, bicycle tools, water, sunscreen and snacks.

Bike Leader:  Jesse Y. email click here

Cancel: If you cannot make an event for which you have registered please cancel as others may be on the waitlist. You may cancel directly from your profile settings or notify the hike leader.

Weather Policy: Inclement weather cancels.

Unless otherwise noted, registration for this event is limited to Great Outdoors members. To sign up as a member, click here 

We acknowledge that the land on which we gather is the traditional and unceded territory of the Indigenous peoples of California. We pay our respects to their elders, past and present, and recognize their enduring connection to this land. We honor the diverse cultures, traditions, and histories of all Indigenous peoples who have called and continue to call this place home.

Health Problems/allergies:   Discuss any medical concerns with the hike leader that may affect your ability to complete this hike.