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    Sidecar Tours - Side car with dogs

    Sidecar Tours

    4.7(242 reviews)
    39.3 mi

    Highly recommend taking a tour with Sidecar tours!!…read more My husband had been looking at this activity for a long time. He had found it through Groupon. Riding a sidecar in the middle of Temecula while being dropped off at several wineries without having to drive sounded like a unique and fun activity. By the time he was able to purchase it, only the cocktail tour was available. While we usually prefer cocktails, we found out after the fact that those start at 4:00pm and only Mon-Thurs. It didn't sound too fun to drive an hour away on a weekday in traffic to begin and come home late, but we wanted to check it out. A few days before our event was going to take place, the business called me to inform me that they are no longer doing cocktail tours at this time and were trying to get it off Groupon until the businesses working with them were more cooperative with pricing. While I was not thrilled about the last minute change, I was relieved because a big storm was coming the next day (never fails) and it would have been canceled anyway. I also didn't know until after that you mainly ride through Old Town and would not get nearly the amount of sidecar riding. However, they offered to change it to the wine tour and were able to squeeze us in three days later on the weekend so it worked out perfectly. Weather was on our side this time. It was bright and sunny. Bryan, our tour guide and driver texted me the morning of and gave us instructions on where to meet, and the waiver to sign, and that he would also be our professional photographer this day. It turns out Bryan was juggling three parties that day and was constantly on the go moving each party to the next stop. He introduced himself and explained what we would be doing and which wineries we would be visiting. He took a few pictures in the beginning and his phone may as well have been a professional camera! We first started with a fun ride throughout parts of Temecula and through a vineyard (literally!) as well. We got on one main road and went very fast! He gave us a lot of facts about Temecula and the vineyards as we rode. Our first stop was at Chapin winery where we were provided with six tastings of our choosing. I loved every selection! The pizza they made there smelled amazing, but we were full from breakfast (another time for sure!) Bryan explained that if we did want to eat pizza, please order it right away so it had time to cook and be eaten before he came back. He left us to be to relax and enjoy our wine while he took the previous group he had dropped off to the second winery. He texted me when he was on his way back to us and so we could get ready and whatnot. Once he arrived, we hopped back into the sidecar and got an even longer tour of the city and areas and had a longer time to enjoy the next sidecar ride. We stopped by some of the nearby animals such as llamas and he told us facts about the trees in their yard and about them, followed by some facts of the mountains and nearby homes and stopped for those views. Next we were brought to Bella Vista winery and were provided a full bottle of wine! We sat and relaxed and had some more wine while enjoying the views. The party before us was brought back to the starting point. Bryan took some more pictures and we brought the remaining wine back with us. It ended up being a perfect, sunny, great weather day and the business was great the whole time. Bryan was an amazing tour guide and photographer and we highly recommend him. A number of our friends are already considering trying this tour out after hearing about it and seeing the pictures.

    This is a must! It was fun, informative, and a unique experience. The wine tasting at 1 winery and…read morea bottle at another is all included, as well as professional looking photos from the driver which are shared to you before the tour even ends. The driver dropped us off at another winery once the tour concluded so they can be flexible. Will do it again!

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    Sidecar Tours - And ready to go!  Off to the wineries of Temecula!!  Vroom vroom

    And ready to go! Off to the wineries of Temecula!! Vroom vroom

    Sidecar Tours - Having a glass of wine, relaxing.

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    Having a glass of wine, relaxing.

    SoCal Adventure Company

    SoCal Adventure Company

    4.9(35 reviews)
    21.4 mi

    Went canyoneering with Pete and Kyle this past weekend plus another 11 people. I wasn't sure at…read morefirst because our meeting place was in a shopping complex. But after the briefing, we're told we were the most on time or even early group that arrived for many trips they had, even the day before, they started at 11.30, instead of 9.30am. The briefing took about 15-30minutes to make sure everyone knows about the safety and addressed any concerns that they might have before heading up to the mountain. We're then followed them to their car to get the gears for each person. Once everyone got their gears and everything is cleared, we all got our cars lined up behind their Honda Fit and drove up to Mt Baldy. We got there like around 9.30-9.45 ish, and started hiking around 10. It was a pretty steep hill to hike and lots of rocks, so better wear shoes with good grip. Also, this was actually a beginner canyoneering so don't worry about bringing your own rock climbing shoes. Just make sure you bring sunscreen, hat and make sure your bag is waterproof or water resistant, because you'd be going down a waterfall. After climbing for about maybe 45minutes or so, we finally reached the top of the San Antonio waterfalls and both Kyle and Pete started setting up the ropes. They also told us what we need to do and watch out for before sending the first person to go down. There were a total of 4 waterfall to traverse, but the 2nd and 4th were the best, we really got soaked!!! They were also the tallest ones, so if you have a gopro or camera, it would be best to take them during that 2 rappels. I got stuck on the last rappel and I wasn't scared or anything, just curious how to get down and somehow they managed to do something with the ropes, got me down safely. I would totally recommend them if you want some adventure around LA. They're very credible and they have many levels of canyoneering to try as well. They recommend us to try the second level, which is at Eaton Canyon but we have to hike about 10miles round trip, which made me guess myself if I want to go. At least if I'm looking for something fun to do, now I know who to look for. If they're nice and you feel they give you good service, please tip them. It was an awesome Sunday for me last week!

    I'm (almost exclusively) an indoor, top-rope climber - not really the adventurous type. But a…read morefriend who is new to the sport wanted to try climbing outside. Since we don't own any gear we decided to try a guided trip. This was fun. The hike into the climbing area was easy and beautiful. The climbs were difficult but achievable. The day was just about perfect. I think my favorite thing was that the guides let us set the pace. Pete would give us options and say "What sounds like fun next?" There was no pressure to follow a specific agenda - and when one in our group was done climbing and just wanted to hang around - that was cool too. When I read some of the other reviews here about 200ft rappels I was worried I would be outside my comfort zone all day - I can be really difficult when I get scared - so I told them what I wanted and that's exactly what I got. An easy, fun day outside with some cool people and no pressure. The guides were friendly and funny, they were more than prepared, and they definitely made the day for me. Next time I go climbing outdoors - it'll be with So Cal Adventure Co. They know what they are doing.

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    SoCal Adventure Company
    SoCal Adventure Company

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    Magic Cart Ride - The magic cart

    Magic Cart Ride

    5.0(15 reviews)
    49.2 mi

    Palm Springs Old and new!…read more The MAGIC CART RIDE is such a fun activity for tourists and locals alike. I'm a long-time local, but I still have so much to see and learn. I work with many tourists who ask me about great activities and this is the top on my list. Donnie and Kathy (the tour guides) are so much fun- taking us through the history of Palm Springs, while pointing out the newer details about the area. History, culture, art, food, what more can we ask for? They kept us hydrated and filled with beverages, water, food and even a nifty gift bag. This tour is small and intimate, with only 6 guests, so everyone has a chance to ask questions and absorb! The tour includes several stops featuring cocktails, mocktails and food while you enjoy the experience. Some of our stops included several popular and my personal choices, Eight Four Nine and Crudo. We were treated to Crudo's pistachio lime cocktail - perfect beverage to feel relaxation at its finest! These may be on your tour, or there will be other wonderful places. Best to even take the tour again, in case you missed something! I don't want to give much more away so just trust me and make your reservation now. It's truly memorable and magical!

    The tour was so much more than we expected. We are locals and didn't think there was anything new…read morewe could learn about our town but we were totally wrong. We experienced a new restaurant as well as learned so much history about the places we went to. We also made new friends with some of the other people taking the same tour which is always a benefit! Definitely recommend!

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    Magic Cart Ride - Getting your gift bag ready for the tour

    Getting your gift bag ready for the tour

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    Magic Cart Ride - Sugar High Bar on top La Serena Villas One of our stops

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    Sugar High Bar on top La Serena Villas One of our stops

    Palm Springs Aerial Tramway - With my Son on the top of the mountain with a beautiful view and restaurant

    Palm Springs Aerial Tramway

    4.4(1.9k reviews)
    40.2 mi

    I've ridden the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway more times than I can count and almost every trip has…read morethe same goal: hiking to San Jacinto Peak. It's one of my favorite hikes in Southern California and the tram makes it possible without having to climb thousands of extra feet from the desert floor (though I have done that, too). The ride itself never gets old. In less than 10 minutes, you're whisked over 8,500 feet up the side of Mount San Jacinto aboard the world's largest rotating tramcar, giving everyone onboard panoramic views as the floor slowly turns. It's a pretty incredible engineering feat and one of the coolest ways to gain elevation. Not too mention, the sway as we pass the towers! What a ride! What I love most is how accessible the tram makes Mount San Jacinto State Park. Whether you're heading out for a quick nature walk, an overnight backpacking trip, or the trek to San Jacinto Peak, it opens up an alpine environment that seems worlds away from the desert below. My biggest gripe is the cost (of course). The price has steadily increased over the years and now parking is an added expense, too. As of June 2026, my AAA-discounted adult ticket was $31.60, plus parking (I believe it was around $10). It definitely adds up, especially if you're visiting with a group. One final tip: don't underestimate the temperature difference. It can be 100°F+ in downtown Palm Springs and 40-50 degrees cooler at the Mountain Station. Dress in layers and check conditions before heading up. Despite the increasing cost, this is still one of Southern California's most unique experiences and one I'll continue returning to year after year!

    Thank goodness for the summer season pass. Helps with the parking, free with membership and…read moreunlimited rides up to the top. Plus the perks of 10 percent off for additional tickets for friends and family and 10 percent off at the bar on top. With the heatwave that's happening, it's nice to beat the heat and escape up to the top where it can be 30 percent cooler. Beat the heat but go for a hike. First tram of the day is at 10:00 am I believe. From there it runs about every 15 minutes or so. With your departure time, do come a little early as most likely there'll be a line. If you miss it, you'll have to wait for the next. Tram takes about 10 minutes or so to the top which the cart rotates so you can get a full 360 view the whole way up and down. Once to the top, you can check out your group picture that can be purchased. Theres the museum, shops, cafe, restaurant and bar as well as lockers. But most people like coming for the hiking and camping. I've never done the camping thing but have seen people who did. Also loads of people with their rock climbing gear. We like to come up to escape the heat and do some hiking. A couple hours in natures and the fresh air. Before any hike, you have to go to the ranger station to get a permit. That's for your safety incase anything happens, you get lost or miss the last tram down. It's a form that ask the basic information. Name, address, phone, car info, time your starting the hike and what hike you're doing. They want to make sure you're safe. After you complete the hike, drop off your copy of the permit into the mailbox and you're done. We've done the hike a few times already so we know what to expect. It's alway beautiful just taking it in and enjoying nature. It's still pretty warm but nothing compare to the triple digits that's happening down in the valley. Trails are pretty moderate so it's pretty nice by yourself which we've seen so many single person or with a group. The higher the elevation, you can get a nice breeze. Also more than likely you will not have cell service but certain spot along the trail, signal will come through here and there. This was our first time actually seeing any kind of animals in the wild. Beside the ground squirrel and lizards of sort. Coming down one of the trails, we caught some deers stopping by the creek for some water. The one did noticed us and starting galloping away which there was two others. A family I believe. That was a first and such a cool experience to see while hiking. I've seen deers loads of time at other trails but to see it here, for a first time it was nice. Afterwards we ran into one of the ranger, Nick who is a major sweetheart. If you ever happen to take one of his guided tour, it is worth it. He's great with nature. Plus, there's a bar at the station where a nice cold one is the perfect treat after a hike. It was a little of an ordeal with the tram heading back down but we managed. The first time , there was 5 minutes left before they started loading people on so we decided to do a quick restroom run but when we got back, they were at full capacity. Second round, there was a guided tour group which they took the whole tram. So that was a second time missing the tram down. We finally got on with the third try. Of course it was a blast the whole way down. Gil who was in charge of our tram down literally was the best. It was a party going down with the best song choices and everyone getting into it and singing along. Made the ride down much more exciting and enjoyable. If you haven't been up, it's worth it for the views and the hikes. Of course nature.

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    Had a snowball fight with the kids

    Palm Springs Aerial Tramway - Dining with my Son

    Dining with my Son

    Palm Springs Aerial Tramway - With my Son at Palm spring Tram that goes all the way to the Top of the mountain

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    With my Son at Palm spring Tram that goes all the way to the Top of the mountain

    Another Side Of Los Angeles Tours

    Another Side Of Los Angeles Tours

    4.9(167 reviews)
    64.7 miCarthay

    Absolutely incredible humans that run this tour. Jose made our day, he was so accommodating and…read moreknowledgeable. I go on a lot of trips and take a lot of tours and this one was above and beyond! We did the ultimate LA tour and boy did it deliver

    My family booked this tour because it was my parents first time in LA and it was one of the best…read moreand informative tours we have ever been on! It starts with the owner, Kenneth. I had some questions about booking time and our service dog and he personally called me, recommended the perfect start time and said he would love our dog to join us, he gets hospitality and customer service. We arrived at the starting point and were greeted by our host, Jeffrey. He is one of the nicest guys you can ever meet. He loaded us all in the luxury Mercedes van, stocked with waters/treats, and off we went. The tour is 5 hours, with a lunch stop at the famous Farmers Market. Time flies though! You'll go through the Hills for breathtaking views, visit Hollywood sign, get the tourist Hollywood experience (Chinese Theatre/Dolby Theatre/Walk of Fame), see movie studios, celebrity past/present homes, Rodeo Drive, and much more. The entire tour our guide, Jeff told us facts and stories about the different areas we visited. His knowledge and stories were worth the price of admission. This was the ultimate LA in a day tour. Highly recommend. Private tours are the way to go and this is the one you want.

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    Another Side Of Los Angeles Tours - The motion picture and film museum

    The motion picture and film museum

    Another Side Of Los Angeles Tours - Lights Museum

    Lights Museum

    Another Side Of Los Angeles Tours - Luce, our AWESOME tour guide, on the left!! This was so fun!!

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    Luce, our AWESOME tour guide, on the left!! This was so fun!!

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