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(2 Customer Reviews)
Palm Springs Aerial Tramway Round-Trip Tickets
Ride a rotating tram for outstanding desert views and cool mountain air. Varying climate zones and 54 miles of trails await your.
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Highlights
Experience an exhilarating ascent over Coachella Valley in a rotating tramway cabin
Travel across five climate zones and see dramatic landscape changes during your journey
Marvel at 360-degree panoramic views of the desert and mountains as you ride
Arrive at Mountain Station and access Mt. San Jacinto State Park’s extensive network of hiking trails
Enjoy a ride on the world's largest rotating tramway, connecting desert floor to alpine wilderness
What’s Included
Round-trip Palm Springs Aerial Tramway tickets
Your Palm Springs Aerial Tramway Adventure
Step into plenty of natural contrasts with a round-trip ride on the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway. Beginning your journey at Valley Station, you’ll board a spacious, rotating tram car that transports you 2.5 miles from the sun-drenched desert floor to the cool, forested slopes of Mt. San Jacinto. The gentle rotation of the tram ensures you enjoy sweeping, unobstructed views in every direction, revealing the vast beauty of the Coachella Valley below and the rugged peaks that lie ahead.
A Large-scale Vertical Expedition
As you ascend from 2,643 feet to 8,516 feet, you’ll pass through five distinct ecological zones. Along the ride, watch how arid, rocky scenery transitions into lush, green wilderness. Each layer reveals a new ecosystem, from cactus-dotted washes to pine-shaded slopes. The adventure offers a window into Southern California’s remarkable diversity, with unique plants and changing wildlife habitats at each elevation.
An Thorough Experience at Mountain Station
Your journey culminates at the Mountain Station, perched atop the San Jacinto Mountains. Here, the air is noticeably cooler - often thirty degrees less than the desert below. You can take in panoramic vistas from observation decks, dine at cafes or restaurants, and browse a fun gift shop for souvenirs.
Mount San Jacinto State Park, directly accessible from the station, is a favorite for nature lovers. The park’s 14,000 acres offer more than 54 miles of hiking trails, ranging from short, scenic strolls to challenging treks for experienced adventurers. Photographers and families will both find places to relax, picnic, and observe the tranquil beauty of untouched wilderness. Snow often dusts the landscape in winter, turning paths into sparkling corridors of white and giving visitors a true four-season destination.
The World’s Largest Rotating Tramway
A highlight for many is the tram itself, which is the largest rotating aerial tramway on the planet. Its innovative design means everyone gets fine, ever-changing views, with no need to switch seats. The smooth gliding ride is perfect for all ages and especially memorable for first-time visitors to the region.
Plan Your Day in Nature
Bring warm layers as temperatures at the summit can be significantly cooler.
Trams depart regularly, making planning your visit easy and flexible.
After your ride, you’re welcome to explore at your own pace and soak up Mt. San Jacinto’s tranquil atmosphere.
Look out for interpretive displays and park maps to help guide your day’s adventure. See more tours in Los Angeles on tickadoo. See more tours in Los Angeles on tickadoo. Looking for more? Check out Catalina Island day trip or full-day LA tour on tickadoo.
Dress in layers to adjust for colder temperatures at the mountain
Observe posted tram schedules for last return ride
Respect state park rules and stay on marked trails
Keep all personal belongings with you during your visit
Maintain quiet and courtesy for all visitors aboard the tram
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
10:00am - 09:30pm 10:00am - 09:30pm 10:00am - 09:30pm 10:00am - 09:30pm 10:00am - 09:30pm 08:00am - 09:30pm 08:00am - 09:30pm
How high does the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway go?
The tramway climbs from the Valley Station at 2,643 feet to the Mountain Station at 8,516 feet, a vertical rise of nearly 6,000 feet in about 10 minutes.
What is the temperature difference at the top of the tramway?
It is typically 30-40 degrees Fahrenheit cooler at the top than at the base. Bring a jacket even on warm desert days.
What can I do at the top of the Palm Springs Tramway?
At the Mountain Station you can dine at two restaurants, explore nature trails through alpine wilderness, visit observation decks, and watch a documentary film.
How long is the Palm Springs Tramway ride each way?
The rotating tram car takes approximately 10 minutes each way. The car rotates slowly during the ascent, giving 360-degree views of Chino Canyon.
Is there hiking at the top of the Palm Springs Tramway?
Yes, there are over 50 miles of hiking trails in Mount San Jacinto State Park accessible from the Mountain Station, ranging from easy walks to strenuous treks.
Can I bring food to the top of the tramway?
Yes, picnic areas are available at the Mountain Station. You can also dine at Peaks Restaurant or the Pines Cafe at the summit.
Does the tramway operate year-round?
The tramway operates daily year-round except during scheduled maintenance periods and severe weather. Winter brings snow to the summit.
How far is Palm Springs Tramway from Los Angeles?
The tramway is about 110 miles east of LA, roughly a 2-hour drive. It makes a great day trip from the city.
Is the Palm Springs Tramway wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the tram cars and Mountain Station facilities are wheelchair accessible. Some natural trails at the summit may have terrain limitations.
Can I see snow at the top of the Palm Springs Tramway?
Yes, snow is common at the summit from November through April. The area is popular for snow play and winter hiking during colder months.
Arrive at least 30 minutes before departure for ticketing and boarding
Bring a jacket or sweater as temperatures at the top are much cooler
Pets and animals other than certified service animals are not permitted
Carry a valid photo ID for ticket verification
Last tram down departs from Mountain Station in the evening - check daily times
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
1 Tramway Rd
Highlights
Experience an exhilarating ascent over Coachella Valley in a rotating tramway cabin
Travel across five climate zones and see dramatic landscape changes during your journey
Marvel at 360-degree panoramic views of the desert and mountains as you ride
Arrive at Mountain Station and access Mt. San Jacinto State Park’s extensive network of hiking trails
Enjoy a ride on the world's largest rotating tramway, connecting desert floor to alpine wilderness
What’s Included
Round-trip Palm Springs Aerial Tramway tickets
Your Palm Springs Aerial Tramway Adventure
Step into plenty of natural contrasts with a round-trip ride on the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway. Beginning your journey at Valley Station, you’ll board a spacious, rotating tram car that transports you 2.5 miles from the sun-drenched desert floor to the cool, forested slopes of Mt. San Jacinto. The gentle rotation of the tram ensures you enjoy sweeping, unobstructed views in every direction, revealing the vast beauty of the Coachella Valley below and the rugged peaks that lie ahead.
A Large-scale Vertical Expedition
As you ascend from 2,643 feet to 8,516 feet, you’ll pass through five distinct ecological zones. Along the ride, watch how arid, rocky scenery transitions into lush, green wilderness. Each layer reveals a new ecosystem, from cactus-dotted washes to pine-shaded slopes. The adventure offers a window into Southern California’s remarkable diversity, with unique plants and changing wildlife habitats at each elevation.
An Thorough Experience at Mountain Station
Your journey culminates at the Mountain Station, perched atop the San Jacinto Mountains. Here, the air is noticeably cooler - often thirty degrees less than the desert below. You can take in panoramic vistas from observation decks, dine at cafes or restaurants, and browse a fun gift shop for souvenirs.
Mount San Jacinto State Park, directly accessible from the station, is a favorite for nature lovers. The park’s 14,000 acres offer more than 54 miles of hiking trails, ranging from short, scenic strolls to challenging treks for experienced adventurers. Photographers and families will both find places to relax, picnic, and observe the tranquil beauty of untouched wilderness. Snow often dusts the landscape in winter, turning paths into sparkling corridors of white and giving visitors a true four-season destination.
The World’s Largest Rotating Tramway
A highlight for many is the tram itself, which is the largest rotating aerial tramway on the planet. Its innovative design means everyone gets fine, ever-changing views, with no need to switch seats. The smooth gliding ride is perfect for all ages and especially memorable for first-time visitors to the region.
Plan Your Day in Nature
Bring warm layers as temperatures at the summit can be significantly cooler.
Trams depart regularly, making planning your visit easy and flexible.
After your ride, you’re welcome to explore at your own pace and soak up Mt. San Jacinto’s tranquil atmosphere.
Look out for interpretive displays and park maps to help guide your day’s adventure. See more tours in Los Angeles on tickadoo. See more tours in Los Angeles on tickadoo. Looking for more? Check out Catalina Island day trip or full-day LA tour on tickadoo.
Dress in layers to adjust for colder temperatures at the mountain
Observe posted tram schedules for last return ride
Respect state park rules and stay on marked trails
Keep all personal belongings with you during your visit
Maintain quiet and courtesy for all visitors aboard the tram
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
10:00am - 09:30pm 10:00am - 09:30pm 10:00am - 09:30pm 10:00am - 09:30pm 10:00am - 09:30pm 08:00am - 09:30pm 08:00am - 09:30pm
How high does the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway go?
The tramway climbs from the Valley Station at 2,643 feet to the Mountain Station at 8,516 feet, a vertical rise of nearly 6,000 feet in about 10 minutes.
What is the temperature difference at the top of the tramway?
It is typically 30-40 degrees Fahrenheit cooler at the top than at the base. Bring a jacket even on warm desert days.
What can I do at the top of the Palm Springs Tramway?
At the Mountain Station you can dine at two restaurants, explore nature trails through alpine wilderness, visit observation decks, and watch a documentary film.
How long is the Palm Springs Tramway ride each way?
The rotating tram car takes approximately 10 minutes each way. The car rotates slowly during the ascent, giving 360-degree views of Chino Canyon.
Is there hiking at the top of the Palm Springs Tramway?
Yes, there are over 50 miles of hiking trails in Mount San Jacinto State Park accessible from the Mountain Station, ranging from easy walks to strenuous treks.
Can I bring food to the top of the tramway?
Yes, picnic areas are available at the Mountain Station. You can also dine at Peaks Restaurant or the Pines Cafe at the summit.
Does the tramway operate year-round?
The tramway operates daily year-round except during scheduled maintenance periods and severe weather. Winter brings snow to the summit.
How far is Palm Springs Tramway from Los Angeles?
The tramway is about 110 miles east of LA, roughly a 2-hour drive. It makes a great day trip from the city.
Is the Palm Springs Tramway wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the tram cars and Mountain Station facilities are wheelchair accessible. Some natural trails at the summit may have terrain limitations.
Can I see snow at the top of the Palm Springs Tramway?
Yes, snow is common at the summit from November through April. The area is popular for snow play and winter hiking during colder months.
Arrive at least 30 minutes before departure for ticketing and boarding
Bring a jacket or sweater as temperatures at the top are much cooler
Pets and animals other than certified service animals are not permitted
Carry a valid photo ID for ticket verification
Last tram down departs from Mountain Station in the evening - check daily times
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
1 Tramway Rd
Highlights
Experience an exhilarating ascent over Coachella Valley in a rotating tramway cabin
Travel across five climate zones and see dramatic landscape changes during your journey
Marvel at 360-degree panoramic views of the desert and mountains as you ride
Arrive at Mountain Station and access Mt. San Jacinto State Park’s extensive network of hiking trails
Enjoy a ride on the world's largest rotating tramway, connecting desert floor to alpine wilderness
What’s Included
Round-trip Palm Springs Aerial Tramway tickets
Your Palm Springs Aerial Tramway Adventure
Step into plenty of natural contrasts with a round-trip ride on the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway. Beginning your journey at Valley Station, you’ll board a spacious, rotating tram car that transports you 2.5 miles from the sun-drenched desert floor to the cool, forested slopes of Mt. San Jacinto. The gentle rotation of the tram ensures you enjoy sweeping, unobstructed views in every direction, revealing the vast beauty of the Coachella Valley below and the rugged peaks that lie ahead.
A Large-scale Vertical Expedition
As you ascend from 2,643 feet to 8,516 feet, you’ll pass through five distinct ecological zones. Along the ride, watch how arid, rocky scenery transitions into lush, green wilderness. Each layer reveals a new ecosystem, from cactus-dotted washes to pine-shaded slopes. The adventure offers a window into Southern California’s remarkable diversity, with unique plants and changing wildlife habitats at each elevation.
An Thorough Experience at Mountain Station
Your journey culminates at the Mountain Station, perched atop the San Jacinto Mountains. Here, the air is noticeably cooler - often thirty degrees less than the desert below. You can take in panoramic vistas from observation decks, dine at cafes or restaurants, and browse a fun gift shop for souvenirs.
Mount San Jacinto State Park, directly accessible from the station, is a favorite for nature lovers. The park’s 14,000 acres offer more than 54 miles of hiking trails, ranging from short, scenic strolls to challenging treks for experienced adventurers. Photographers and families will both find places to relax, picnic, and observe the tranquil beauty of untouched wilderness. Snow often dusts the landscape in winter, turning paths into sparkling corridors of white and giving visitors a true four-season destination.
The World’s Largest Rotating Tramway
A highlight for many is the tram itself, which is the largest rotating aerial tramway on the planet. Its innovative design means everyone gets fine, ever-changing views, with no need to switch seats. The smooth gliding ride is perfect for all ages and especially memorable for first-time visitors to the region.
Plan Your Day in Nature
Bring warm layers as temperatures at the summit can be significantly cooler.
Trams depart regularly, making planning your visit easy and flexible.
After your ride, you’re welcome to explore at your own pace and soak up Mt. San Jacinto’s tranquil atmosphere.
Look out for interpretive displays and park maps to help guide your day’s adventure. See more tours in Los Angeles on tickadoo. See more tours in Los Angeles on tickadoo. Looking for more? Check out Catalina Island day trip or full-day LA tour on tickadoo.
Arrive at least 30 minutes before departure for ticketing and boarding
Bring a jacket or sweater as temperatures at the top are much cooler
Pets and animals other than certified service animals are not permitted
Carry a valid photo ID for ticket verification
Last tram down departs from Mountain Station in the evening - check daily times
Dress in layers to adjust for colder temperatures at the mountain
Observe posted tram schedules for last return ride
Respect state park rules and stay on marked trails
Keep all personal belongings with you during your visit
Maintain quiet and courtesy for all visitors aboard the tram
How high does the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway go?
The tramway climbs from the Valley Station at 2,643 feet to the Mountain Station at 8,516 feet, a vertical rise of nearly 6,000 feet in about 10 minutes.
What is the temperature difference at the top of the tramway?
It is typically 30-40 degrees Fahrenheit cooler at the top than at the base. Bring a jacket even on warm desert days.
What can I do at the top of the Palm Springs Tramway?
At the Mountain Station you can dine at two restaurants, explore nature trails through alpine wilderness, visit observation decks, and watch a documentary film.
How long is the Palm Springs Tramway ride each way?
The rotating tram car takes approximately 10 minutes each way. The car rotates slowly during the ascent, giving 360-degree views of Chino Canyon.
Is there hiking at the top of the Palm Springs Tramway?
Yes, there are over 50 miles of hiking trails in Mount San Jacinto State Park accessible from the Mountain Station, ranging from easy walks to strenuous treks.
Can I bring food to the top of the tramway?
Yes, picnic areas are available at the Mountain Station. You can also dine at Peaks Restaurant or the Pines Cafe at the summit.
Does the tramway operate year-round?
The tramway operates daily year-round except during scheduled maintenance periods and severe weather. Winter brings snow to the summit.
How far is Palm Springs Tramway from Los Angeles?
The tramway is about 110 miles east of LA, roughly a 2-hour drive. It makes a great day trip from the city.
Is the Palm Springs Tramway wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the tram cars and Mountain Station facilities are wheelchair accessible. Some natural trails at the summit may have terrain limitations.
Can I see snow at the top of the Palm Springs Tramway?
Yes, snow is common at the summit from November through April. The area is popular for snow play and winter hiking during colder months.
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
1 Tramway Rd
Highlights
Experience an exhilarating ascent over Coachella Valley in a rotating tramway cabin
Travel across five climate zones and see dramatic landscape changes during your journey
Marvel at 360-degree panoramic views of the desert and mountains as you ride
Arrive at Mountain Station and access Mt. San Jacinto State Park’s extensive network of hiking trails
Enjoy a ride on the world's largest rotating tramway, connecting desert floor to alpine wilderness
What’s Included
Round-trip Palm Springs Aerial Tramway tickets
Your Palm Springs Aerial Tramway Adventure
Step into plenty of natural contrasts with a round-trip ride on the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway. Beginning your journey at Valley Station, you’ll board a spacious, rotating tram car that transports you 2.5 miles from the sun-drenched desert floor to the cool, forested slopes of Mt. San Jacinto. The gentle rotation of the tram ensures you enjoy sweeping, unobstructed views in every direction, revealing the vast beauty of the Coachella Valley below and the rugged peaks that lie ahead.
A Large-scale Vertical Expedition
As you ascend from 2,643 feet to 8,516 feet, you’ll pass through five distinct ecological zones. Along the ride, watch how arid, rocky scenery transitions into lush, green wilderness. Each layer reveals a new ecosystem, from cactus-dotted washes to pine-shaded slopes. The adventure offers a window into Southern California’s remarkable diversity, with unique plants and changing wildlife habitats at each elevation.
An Thorough Experience at Mountain Station
Your journey culminates at the Mountain Station, perched atop the San Jacinto Mountains. Here, the air is noticeably cooler - often thirty degrees less than the desert below. You can take in panoramic vistas from observation decks, dine at cafes or restaurants, and browse a fun gift shop for souvenirs.
Mount San Jacinto State Park, directly accessible from the station, is a favorite for nature lovers. The park’s 14,000 acres offer more than 54 miles of hiking trails, ranging from short, scenic strolls to challenging treks for experienced adventurers. Photographers and families will both find places to relax, picnic, and observe the tranquil beauty of untouched wilderness. Snow often dusts the landscape in winter, turning paths into sparkling corridors of white and giving visitors a true four-season destination.
The World’s Largest Rotating Tramway
A highlight for many is the tram itself, which is the largest rotating aerial tramway on the planet. Its innovative design means everyone gets fine, ever-changing views, with no need to switch seats. The smooth gliding ride is perfect for all ages and especially memorable for first-time visitors to the region.
Plan Your Day in Nature
Bring warm layers as temperatures at the summit can be significantly cooler.
Trams depart regularly, making planning your visit easy and flexible.
After your ride, you’re welcome to explore at your own pace and soak up Mt. San Jacinto’s tranquil atmosphere.
Look out for interpretive displays and park maps to help guide your day’s adventure. See more tours in Los Angeles on tickadoo. See more tours in Los Angeles on tickadoo. Looking for more? Check out Catalina Island day trip or full-day LA tour on tickadoo.
Arrive at least 30 minutes before departure for ticketing and boarding
Bring a jacket or sweater as temperatures at the top are much cooler
Pets and animals other than certified service animals are not permitted
Carry a valid photo ID for ticket verification
Last tram down departs from Mountain Station in the evening - check daily times
Dress in layers to adjust for colder temperatures at the mountain
Observe posted tram schedules for last return ride
Respect state park rules and stay on marked trails
Keep all personal belongings with you during your visit
Maintain quiet and courtesy for all visitors aboard the tram
How high does the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway go?
The tramway climbs from the Valley Station at 2,643 feet to the Mountain Station at 8,516 feet, a vertical rise of nearly 6,000 feet in about 10 minutes.
What is the temperature difference at the top of the tramway?
It is typically 30-40 degrees Fahrenheit cooler at the top than at the base. Bring a jacket even on warm desert days.
What can I do at the top of the Palm Springs Tramway?
At the Mountain Station you can dine at two restaurants, explore nature trails through alpine wilderness, visit observation decks, and watch a documentary film.
How long is the Palm Springs Tramway ride each way?
The rotating tram car takes approximately 10 minutes each way. The car rotates slowly during the ascent, giving 360-degree views of Chino Canyon.
Is there hiking at the top of the Palm Springs Tramway?
Yes, there are over 50 miles of hiking trails in Mount San Jacinto State Park accessible from the Mountain Station, ranging from easy walks to strenuous treks.
Can I bring food to the top of the tramway?
Yes, picnic areas are available at the Mountain Station. You can also dine at Peaks Restaurant or the Pines Cafe at the summit.
Does the tramway operate year-round?
The tramway operates daily year-round except during scheduled maintenance periods and severe weather. Winter brings snow to the summit.
How far is Palm Springs Tramway from Los Angeles?
The tramway is about 110 miles east of LA, roughly a 2-hour drive. It makes a great day trip from the city.
Is the Palm Springs Tramway wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the tram cars and Mountain Station facilities are wheelchair accessible. Some natural trails at the summit may have terrain limitations.
Can I see snow at the top of the Palm Springs Tramway?
Yes, snow is common at the summit from November through April. The area is popular for snow play and winter hiking during colder months.
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
1 Tramway Rd
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