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Hole 9 - @ Trilogy La Quinta

Hole 9 · Par 5Explore Mark Miller’s photographs of hole 9 at Trilogy Golf Club at La Quinta. This visual guide is still growing, with more field co...

Trilogy Polo Club

Trilogy Polo Club is a gated, resort-style community located in south Indio along the La Quinta border. Developed primarily by Shea Homes between 2...

Santa Rosa Mountains

The Santa Rosa Mountains give the southern Coachella Valley much of its character: craggy slopes behind La Quinta, canyons above Palm Desert and a...

Cantera at Coral Mountain

Cantera at Coral Mountain occupies the south side of Avenue 58, opposite Stone Creek Ranch. Coral Mountain rises beyond the neighborhood, with the ...

Santa Rosa Trail

Santa Rosa Trail is a small residential community north of Avenue 58 in southern La Quinta. Its namesake street runs between the surrounding neighb...

Kitchen Ten Eleven

Kitchen Ten Eleven is Trilogy at La Quinta’s signature dining spot — modern, warm, and built for community. Born from the vision of 1,011 homeowner...

Eduardo Gonzales

About to serve the ball over to his opponent.  📍Fritz Burns Park, La Quinta CA Fritz Burns Park Palm Desert Civic Center Park Palm Desert Resort ...

Lantana

Lantana is a vibrant, flowering plant often seen in Coachella Valley gardens and urban landscapes, but it's important to note that Lantana is not n...

Chipping Area - @ Trilogy La Quinta

A collection of photographs taken at the chipping area of the Trilogy Golf Club, in La Quinta CA.  Old Town La Quinta La Quinta Museum Lake Cahui...

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...

Jeffrey pine

The Jeffrey pine is a towering conifer native to the mountains of California, easily recognized by its tall, straight trunk, reddish-brown bark wit...

Agave Tequilana (Blue Agave)

Blue Agave (Agave tequilana) is from the arid regions of Mexico, not the Coachella Valley. Although it grows well here, it’s a cultivated, non-nati...