Palm Springs Aerial Tramway Palm Springs, CA
1 Tram Way • Palm Springs, CA 92262
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Take a trip on the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, an exhilarating journey that offers unparalleled tramway views of the picturesque San Jacinto Mountains. Ascend from the Valley Station to the Mountain Station aboard a rotating tramcar to savor the unspoiled beauty of Mount San Jacinto State Park, with Palm Springs and its desert backdrop unfurling below.
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No, the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway tickets do not have a time limit for how long you can stay at the top. Once you reach the Mountain Station at the top, you're free to explore, dine, hike, and enjoy the area for as long as you'd like during operating hours. However, it's important to note the last tram down to ensure you don't miss your return trip.
At the top you'll find Mount San Jacinto State Park and a variety of attractions, including observation decks, over 50 miles of hiking trails, two restaurants, a cocktail lounge, a small natural history museum, two documentary theaters, a gift shop, and seasonal nature activities like snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.
Palm Springs Aerial Tramway's operating hours may vary daily. Please check the tram's operating calendar in the ticket section above for operating hours during your travel date range.
Unfortunately, no. Only service animals are allowed on board the mountain cable car in Palm Springs.
Palm Springs Aerial Tramway rises from the Valley Station at approximately 2,643 feet above sea level to the Mountain Station at about 8,516 feet above sea level.
Palm Springs Aerial Tramway is a 2.5 mile ride, approximately 10 minutes in each direction.
If commuting by car, you can use the following address: Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, 1 Tram Way, Palm Springs, CA 92262. From downtown Palm Springs, head northwest on North Palm Canyon Drive, continue to Tramway Road, and follow the signs for Palm Springs Aerial Tramway. This will lead you to the tram's Valley Station.
No, the tram car is not air-conditioned, but the windows are open to allow for ventilation.
Yes, but best to consult with a personal physician first.
Yes, the tram car, Valley Station, and Mountain Station are fully wheelchair-accessible and ADA-compliant.