Murray Canyon hike, out and back to the waterfall - Parker Palm Springs
Route difficulty: ⭐️⭐️ [out-and-back hike]
Trailhead is located 6 miles from the hotel.
Hike the Indian Canyons in Palm Springs. This out-and-back Murray Canyon hiking trail takes you to the beautiful Seven Sisters Waterfall.
There are three canyons to choose from: Andreas Canyon, Murray Canyon, and Palm Canyon. The trailheads for Andreas and Murray begin at the same spot. Palm Canyon is approximately 2 miles past these first two. Beautiful hiking area on Indian land. There is a cost to enter the Canyons.
Murray canyon is an easy to moderate hike and is generally less visited. Look for the endangered Peninsular Big Horn Sheep and the 12-foot waterfall at the turnaround spot.
Important notes:
These trails are remote and challenging. Pack in case you need to take care of yourself, even for overnight. Hike with a friend or tell a friend where you will be hiking. Carry more water than you think you need, at least one liter per hour. Do not continue hiking when half of your water is gone. Protect yourself from the run: sunscreen, layers, hat, sunglasses, and good footwear. The weather can change quickly. Know your route. Beware of rattlesnakes, and watch where you put your hands and feet. keep children near you. Stay on the trail.
Murray Canyon hike, out and back to the waterfall - Parker Palm Springs
Route difficulty: ⭐️⭐️ [out-and-back hike]
Trailhead is located 6 miles from the hotel.
Hike the Indian Canyons in Palm Springs. This out-and-back Murray Canyon hiking trail takes you to the beautiful Seven Sisters Waterfall.
There are three canyons to choose from: Andreas Canyon, Murray Canyon, and Palm Canyon. The trailheads for Andreas and Murray begin at the same spot. Palm Canyon is approximately 2 miles past these first two. Beautiful hiking area on Indian land. There is a cost to enter the Canyons.
Murray canyon is an easy to moderate hike and is generally less visited. Look for the endangered Peninsular Big Horn Sheep and the 12-foot waterfall at the turnaround spot.
Important notes:
These trails are remote and challenging. Pack in case you need to take care of yourself, even for overnight. Hike with a friend or tell a friend where you will be hiking. Carry more water than you think you need, at least one liter per hour. Do not continue hiking when half of your water is gone. Protect yourself from the run: sunscreen, layers, hat, sunglasses, and good footwear. The weather can change quickly. Know your route. Beware of rattlesnakes, and watch where you put your hands and feet. keep children near you. Stay on the trail.
