Attractions near Palm Springs

Home to 1,800 acres of animal habitats and botanical gardens, The Living Desert zoo features more than 150 desert species. Visitors can see wildlife from deserts around the world, including the Mojave, Chihuahuan, Sonoran and Sahara

Located 14 miles east of the hotel in Palm Desert, the McCallum Theatre hosts a variety of performing arts shows throughout the year. Check the calendar of upcoming performances to see what’s scheduled during your visit.

Enjoy breathtaking views of the San Jacinto Mountains and Palm Springs Desert from the world’s largest rotating aerial tramway, located just 10 minutes from the hotel. The 2.5-mile journey up the sheer cliffs of Chino Canyon is a “must-see” in Palm Springs. 

Located about 45 minutes northeast of Palm Springs, Joshua Tree National Park is famous for its signature Joshua trees and surreal desert landscapes. Grasslands, dunes and 100-million-year-old rock formations make the park an unforgettable spot for hiking, climbing and camping.

Surrounded by stunning mountains and palm trees, Escena Golf Club was ranked the 6th best public course in California by PGATOUR.com. Best of all, Escena is only an 8-minute drive from 7 Springs Inn & Suites. Book your tee time at this award-winning, 18-hole course today. 

Located 20 minutes west of the hotel, Desert Hills Premium Outlets has great deals on all the best designer stores. Indulge in some retail therapy at Alexander McQueen, Armani, Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci, Helmut Lang, Jimmy Choo and many more.

Visit a historic 1909 schoolhouse and the world’s only date museum at the Coachella Valley History Museum in Indio. The grounds are also home to a blacksmith's shop, date garden, Japanese garden, rose garden and the oldest cork tree in the Coachella Valley.

Come for the History . . .  Stay for the Fun! The Palm Springs Air Museum is a non-profit educational institution and home to one of the world’s largest collections of flyable WWII Airplanes. In addition to flying aircraft, related artifacts, artwork and library sources are used to perpetuate American history. Located just 5 minutes away from the hotel.

Ladder Canyon is a hike that everyone who comes to the Coachella Valley has to do at least once. It is in the Mecca Hills Wilderness area and is doable by anyone who can walk and climb up and down a ladder, or seven. Getting there is as easy as taking 1-10 East to the Hwy 86 Expressway, South. Turn left on Avenue 66 and follow it just over six miles to Painted Canyon Road.

Located on Agua Caliente tribal land, the canyons are a must-see. Undisturbed natural beauty is combined with remarkably easy access - the canyons are located just minutes from downtown Palm Springs.