One of the great things about a two-month vacation (in which time I visited an extraordinary number of states: California, Nevada, Arizona, New York, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Colorado, Illinois, Virginia, North Carolina…and British Columbia) was having the chance to visit some places that I’d always wanted to see, but had never had the opportunity during busy two- or three-week trips.
One of those places was Palm Springs, California, and particularly the Aerial Tramway, which happens to be the largest rotating tramway in the world, rising out of the Coachella Valley to the San Jacinto National Park.
The journey takes a little more than twelve minutes, and, as you can see, the views from the top are stunning. It’s well worth the drive out from Los Angeles.
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