Day Tripper: Get Your Hike On This Spring

Greater Palm Springs brings back ‘Trailicious’ Pass
By CYNTHIA YANG, Weekendr Staff Writer
Published on Mar 13, 2022

Spring is in the air. Palm Springs, that is.

Appropriately, the people at Greater Palm Springs are bringing the popular Trailicious Pass back for locals and visitors to get out and hike the destination’s many trails this spring.

The free mobile pass features 30 trails across Greater Palm Springs’ nine cities, and users can filter hikes by experience level or location to find the perfect trail to break in or wear out their hiking boots.

Trailicious Pass users are also entered to win a gift card from a Greater Palm Springs restaurant when they use the pass to “check in” within .50 miles of the trailhead. Winners will be drawn weekly.

“We are thrilled to bring back the Trailicious Pass for 2022 and encourage visitors to come discover our wide-open spaces and natural beauty,” said Colleen Pace, Chief Sales & Marketing Officer for Visit Greater Palm Springs. “The chance to win a restaurant gift card makes your adventure even sweeter.”

Here’s what to do: Go to www.TrailiciousGPS.com to register for your mobile exclusive passport with a collection of hiking trails.  Once you register, your passport will be instantly delivered to your phone via text and email.  There’s no app to download. Your pass can be saved to your phone’s home screen for easy access. Then, to check in to a hike, simply click “Check In” when you are within .50 miles of the trailhead.

Find more information on the pass and some of the suggested hikes here.

Greater Palm Springs offers  nine cities—Palm Springs, Desert Hot Springs, Cathedral City, Rancho Mirage, Palm Desert, Indian Wells, La Quinta, Indio and Coachella with its own blend of experiences. There are natural hot mineral springs, lush palm groves, over 100 golf courses, year-round signature events and more than 300 days of sunshine annually, offering a combination of escape, adventure, inspiration, recreation and relaxation.

More information is available at www.visitgreaterpalmsprings.com.

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