North La Quinta & Highway 111
Start with the retail and service corridor, then look at the neighborhoods around it. Trace the drive to the groceries, schools and everyday stops you would actually use.
Explore La Quinta’s neighborhoods, hiking trailheads, parks, resorts and local landmarks—then see how the places connect.
Explore the map: select a marker to read its details. Some locations include photos or video.
Use the controls inside the map to zoom and explore. Open the layer menu at the upper left to browse places and show or hide groups of markers.
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Start with the retail and service corridor, then look at the neighborhoods around it. Trace the drive to the groceries, schools and everyday stops you would actually use.
Find Old Town’s shops and dining, then follow the Cove toward its trail access. Look at the actual streets and walking routes between the village, homes and foothills.
Explore PGA WEST and the city’s other gated and golf communities as individual destinations. Compare their entrances and the drive back to Old Town or Highway 111.
Choose a few places you want to explore, then check the route between them. The closest point on the map may be a fairway, a mountain edge or a residents-only gate.
For a home tour, get the guest entrance from your agent or host. For a hike, identify the trailhead and parking area before you leave.
Browse La Quinta placesA closer look at the parks, hiking, Old Town and local life featured in my La Quinta video.
La Quinta lies in the eastern Coachella Valley at the foot of the Santa Rosa Mountains, near Indian Wells and Indio. Use Highway 111, Washington Street and the mountain edge as reference points, then zoom in on the area you want to explore.
Open the layer menu inside the map to browse its places and categories. Select a marker to view the information attached to that location, and use the built-in zoom controls to see the surrounding streets. Photos and video are available for some locations.
They are neighboring parts of the city with different roles. Old Town is a shopping and dining destination within the village area; the Cove is the larger residential neighborhood extending toward the mountains and trails. Explore the Old Town guide and Cove guide for a closer look.
Begin with the trailheads around the southern end of La Quinta Cove. Our La Quinta hiking guide introduces Boo Hoff, Bear Creek Oasis and Cove to Lake with photos and video. Choose a route suited to your ability and current conditions; a pin alone does not show the difficulty or time required.
Access varies by destination. Shops, parks, resorts and private communities can have different hours, fees or entry requirements. For a home tour, confirm the guest gate with your agent or host. For Lake Cahuilla, check RivCoParks’ current visitor information. A map marker does not establish public access or club privileges.
Explore available homes, then compare La Quinta’s neighborhoods, home types and ownership costs in the buyer’s guide.
Page updated September 10, 2026. This page displays Mark Miller’s original La Quinta Google My Map. Location descriptions, photos, videos and layers are maintained in Google My Maps.
The area descriptions above are editorial orientation guides. This map is not a property survey, school-boundary map or live record of trail and road conditions. Check the destination’s current access information before visiting.