Parks in Idyllwild, California

Round Valley Restoration Project View the Notice of Intermittent Closure and Trail Detour The deeply weathe... More on Parks

A breathtaking view at the top of the Palm Springs Tram! More on igougo

A spectacular 130-mile-long highway that connects the desert floor with snow-topped mountains and then continues on into the San Gorgonio Pass and Banning claims its desert terminus in the heart o... More on Off the Beaten Path: Southern California

Palms to Pines Scenic Byway. 909/659-2117. Rtes. 74 & 243. 67 miles, 2.5 hours. More on Visitcalifornia.com

Directly off the main highway is the Idyllwild Park Nature Center, which has exhibits and photographs of early area history, including Cahuilla Indian displays. ... More on Off the Beaten Path: Southern California

Bird Watch - Visit the Idyllwild Nature Center. Docents at the center can guide you to feathered friend viewing. More on Idyllwildcalifornia.com

First 3 miles is a steady up hill with some rock sections. Then you have 2 miles of single track that is rolling through hills and a long meadow. The next 1/2 mile is a fire road that you take to a... More on trails.mtbr.com

All in all it's a great trail, I only wish it wasn't 2+ hours away from where I live. More on trails.mtbr.com

Keep to the right on the way down as there are several trails heading down the mountain. More on NileGuide

Fun climbing a way past the bouldering at Black Mountain. More on RockClimbing

This area is closed to climbing More on RockClimbing

Located within the heart of the town of Idyllwild, the County Park offers numerous granite boulders of all shapes and sizes to play on. There are many established problems scattered throughout the area, and more potential exists for ... More on RockClimbing

Be aware: there can be rapid weather changes in this area. More on NileGuide

This strenuous hike heads up Deer Springs Trail via long switchbacks, then winds 1 mile east up to the top of Suicide Rock, a wide, open clearing with beautiful views of pine-covered mountains and ... More on uptake_content

There is occasionally a spring on the left hand side at the end of the trail; but it is not a reliable source of water. More on NileGuide