How to Enjoy a Weekend in Palm Springs AFAR 4 days ago Tim Chester © Courtesy of visitgreaterpalmsprings.com / Greater Palm Springs CVB Ancient Desert, Modern Vibes: How to Enjoy a Weekend in Palm Springs
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The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway climbs almost 6,000 feet in about 12 minutes, rotating as it goes.Palm Springs really lives up to its place in the collective imagination (minus the time loop caves): It’s a bright, sunny, desert wonderland studded with palms and springs, of course, but it’s also home to historic hotels, pools aplenty, and all manner of glamorous spots to enjoy a margarita as the sun sets behind the imposing San Jacinto Mountains.
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Feb.9.2021
From the mountains to the sea, Southern California is loaded with small towns waiting to be explored. Whether itâs a main street lined with old western buildings, or a village full of funky art galleries, there is something for everyone. Some can be explored in a day, while others are definitely worth a weekend getaway. But all offer the chance to leave behind strip malls with chain stores and restaurants and instead embrace charming streets filled with locally owned boutiques and diners.
1. Los Alamos
Located in the Santa Ynez Valley about an hour north of Santa Barbara, Los Alamos is one of California s hidden gems. Founded in 1876 by two ranchers, this town oozes Old West charm. More recently, itâs become a favorite destination for foodies and wine lovers.