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Coral Mountain

Coral Mountain is the low, rugged landmark in front of the larger mountain backdrop in southern La Quinta. Its granite slopes carry evidence of a ...

Sway Estrada

Built from a high-level soccer background, Sway brings elite footwork, balance, and burst to every point—always in the right place, always a half-s...

Honey Mesquite

Honey mesquite is one of the Coachella Valley’s most important native desert trees. Its open canopy, fine compound leaves and long tan seed pods m...

Mojave Yucca

A hardy, drought-adapted succulent native to the Mojave Desert and upper transitional zones of the Sonoran Desert, including the Coachella Valley's...

Windows Dunn Right

Serving the Coachella Valley, Windows Dunn Right is owned by Landon Dunn, known for exceptional window and solar panel cleaning. Landon serves both...

Jumping Cholla Cactus

Also known as the Chain-Fruit Cholla, it is one of the most notorious cacti in the Coachella Valley and surrounding deserts. Its name comes from it...

Desert Iguana

The Desert Iguana (Dipsosaurus dorsalis) is a robust, heat-tolerant lizard native to the arid regions of the southwestern United States and northwe...

Thevetia (Yellow Oleander)

Thevetia peruviana, commonly known as Yellow Oleander, is an attractive, evergreen shrub widely used in Coachella Valley landscapes. Originally nat...

Ladera Golf Club, Thermal

Ladera Golf Club occupies a striking meeting point in the southern Coachella Valley: green fairways and ordered orchard rows beneath the rugged San...

Historic City Hall & Veterans Memorial Park

Historic Coachella City Hall and Veterans Memorial Park form a compact civic and cultural destination in the heart of Coachella. Dedicated in 1949,...

San Gorgonio Pass Windmills

Location & climate The windmills you see along I‑10 aren’t in Palm Springs itself, but in the San Gorgonio Pass, a natural gap between the San ...

Teddy Bear Cholla 🧸

One of the most visually striking and infamous cacti of the Coachella Valley and surrounding desert regions. Despite its soft, fuzzy appearance, th...