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Visite en jeep de la faille de San Andreas au départ de Palm Desert

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Seul Red Jeep Tours peut vous emmener au Metate Ranch, situé au cœur de la zone de faille de San Andreas.

Lors de cette impressionnante excursion en jeep OPEN-AIR, vous voyagerez au cœur de la célèbre faille de San Andreas en Californie et serez témoin des forces de la nature qui ont créé d'étonnants canyons aux parois escarpées et les plus des paysages tordus et tourmentés sur Terre!

Vous serez émerveillé par les paysages spectaculaires alors que votre Jeep serpente à travers les os de la terre. Au cours de votre aventure, vous vous arrêterez plusieurs fois pour de courtes promenades dans la nature, y compris une courte randonnée dans un canyon à sous, si vous le souhaitez.

Cette visite s'arrête également dans une oasis naturelle de palmiers, où l'eau bouillonne depuis le sol l'année -rond. Ici, vous apprendrez comment les Indiens Cahuilla utilisaient les plantes du désert pour survivre dans cet environnement inhospitalier.

Un dernier point fort est une visite guidée de notre village indien Cahuilla recréé qui présente le mode de vie et la culture du peuple Cahuilla.
Ville: Palm Springs
Mon 18 Nov
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Ce qui est inclu
Bottled water
Naturalist guided open-air Jeep eco-tour
Granola snacks
Land Use Fees
Bottled water
Naturalist guided open-air Jeep eco-tour
Granola snacks
Information additionnelle
  • Animaux d'assistance autorisés
  • Convient à tous les niveaux de forme physique
  • Un minimum de 2 personnes par réservation est requis
  • Chaussures fermées, un chapeau et un écran solaire sont fortement conseillés
  • Comme les températures du désert peuvent varier, il est conseillé de s'habiller en plusieurs couches
  • Veuillez appeler le bureau de réservation un jour ou deux avant votre visite pour confirmer votre heure de prise en charge et l'emplacement. Cependant, le fait de ne pas appeler n'entraînera PAS l'annulation de la visite.
  • Les invités ayant des problèmes de cou ou de dos ou les femmes enceintes dans leur 2e ou 3e trimestre doivent consulter leur médecin avant de faire une excursion en jeep.
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  • Désinfectant pour les mains à la disposition des voyageurs et du personnel
  • Zones à fort trafic régulièrement désinfectées
  • Équipement/équipement désinfecté entre chaque utilisation
  • Véhicules de transport régulièrement désinfectés
  • Guides tenus de se laver régulièrement les mains
  • Contrôles de température réguliers pour le personnel
  • Contrôles de température pour les voyageurs à l'arrivée
  • Séjour à domicile payé politique pour le personnel présentant des symptômes
  • Paiements sans contact pour les pourboires et les suppléments
  • Vaccination COVID-19 requise pour les guides
À quoi s'attendre
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San Andreas Fault
Experience the twisted and tortured landscape of an active earthquake fault system as your guide describes the geology of the area and you explore the bones of the earth. Don't forget your camera - the photo opportunities are endless! Take a walk between the steep walls of deep canyons created by the powerful forces of plate tectonics, water, wind, and time. Explore a natural palm oasis where crystal clear water bubbles up from the underground aquifer year round. Learn about the culture and lifestyle of the Cahuilla Indians and how they used the desert’s plants for food, medicine, tools, weapons, shelter, and more as you tour a recreated Cahuilla Indian Village. Learn about the plants and animals of the California desert and take in spectacular views as your guide describes the geologic forces and local history that shaped the Coachella Valley.
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San Andreas Fault
Experience the twisted and tortured landscape of an active earthquake fault system as your guide describes the geology of the area and you explore the bones of the earth. Don't forget your camera - the photo opportunities are endless! Take a walk between the steep walls of deep canyons created by the powerful forces of plate tectonics, water, wind, and time. Explore a natural palm oasis where crystal clear water bubbles up from the underground aquifer year round. Learn about the culture and lifestyle of the Cahuilla Indians and how they used the desert’s plants for food, medicine, tools, weapons, shelter, and more as you tour a recreated Cahuilla Indian Village. Learn about the plants and animals of the California desert and take in spectacular views as your guide describes the geologic forces and local history that shaped the Coachella Valley.
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San Andreas Fault
Experience the twisted and tortured landscape of an active earthquake fault system as your guide describes the geology of the area and you explore the bones of the earth. Don't forget your camera - the photo opportunities are endless! Take a walk between the steep walls of deep canyons created by the powerful forces of plate tectonics, water, wind, and time. Explore a natural palm oasis where crystal clear water bubbles up from the underground aquifer year round. Learn about the culture and lifestyle of the Cahuilla Indians and how they used the desert’s plants for food, medicine, tools, weapons, shelter, and more as you tour a recreated Cahuilla Indian Village. Learn about the plants and animals of the California desert and take in spectacular views as your guide describes the geologic forces and local history that shaped the Coachella Valley.
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San Andreas Fault
Experience the twisted and tortured landscape of an active earthquake fault system as your guide describes the geology of the area and you explore the bones of the earth. Don't forget your camera - the photo opportunities are endless! Take a walk between the steep walls of deep canyons created by the powerful forces of plate tectonics, water, wind, and time. Explore a natural palm oasis where crystal clear water bubbles up from the underground aquifer year round. Learn about the culture and lifestyle of the Cahuilla Indians and how they used the desert’s plants for food, medicine, tools, weapons, shelter, and more as you tour a recreated Cahuilla Indian Village. Learn about the plants and animals of the California desert and take in spectacular views as your guide describes the geologic forces and local history that shaped the Coachella Valley.
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San Andreas Fault
Experience the twisted and tortured landscape of an active earthquake fault system as your guide describes the geology of the area and you explore the bones of the earth. Don't forget your camera - the photo opportunities are endless! Take a walk between the steep walls of deep canyons created by the powerful forces of plate tectonics, water, wind, and time. Explore a natural palm oasis where crystal clear water bubbles up from the underground aquifer year round. Learn about the culture and lifestyle of the Cahuilla Indians and how they used the desert’s plants for food, medicine, tools, weapons, shelter, and more as you tour a recreated Cahuilla Indian Village. Learn about the plants and animals of the California desert and take in spectacular views as your guide describes the geologic forces and local history that shaped the Coachella Valley.
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San Andreas Fault
Experience the twisted and tortured landscape of an active earthquake fault system as your guide describes the geology of the area and you explore the bones of the earth. Don't forget your camera - the photo opportunities are endless! Take a walk between the steep walls of deep canyons created by the powerful forces of plate tectonics, water, wind, and time. Explore a natural palm oasis where crystal clear water bubbles up from the underground aquifer year round. Learn about the culture and lifestyle of the Cahuilla Indians and how they used the desert’s plants for food, medicine, tools, weapons, shelter, and more as you tour a recreated Cahuilla Indian Village. Learn about the plants and animals of the California desert and take in spectacular views as your guide describes the geologic forces and local history that shaped the Coachella Valley.
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San Andreas Fault
Experience the twisted and tortured landscape of an active earthquake fault system as your guide describes the geology of the area and you explore the bones of the earth. Don't forget your camera - the photo opportunities are endless! Take a walk between the steep walls of deep canyons created by the powerful forces of plate tectonics, water, wind, and time. Explore a natural palm oasis where crystal clear water bubbles up from the underground aquifer year round. Learn about the culture and lifestyle of the Cahuilla Indians and how they used the desert’s plants for food, medicine, tools, weapons, shelter, and more as you tour a recreated Cahuilla Indian Village. Learn about the plants and animals of the California desert and take in spectacular views as your guide describes the geologic forces and local history that shaped the Coachella Valley.
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San Andreas Fault
Experience the twisted and tortured landscape of an active earthquake fault system as your guide describes the geology of the area and you explore the bones of the earth. Don't forget your camera - the photo opportunities are endless! Take a walk between the steep walls of deep canyons created by the powerful forces of plate tectonics, water, wind, and time. Explore a natural palm oasis where crystal clear water bubbles up from the underground aquifer year round. Learn about the culture and lifestyle of the Cahuilla Indians and how they used the desert’s plants for food, medicine, tools, weapons, shelter, and more as you tour a recreated Cahuilla Indian Village. Learn about the plants and animals of the California desert and take in spectacular views as your guide describes the geologic forces and local history that shaped the Coachella Valley.
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Faille de San Andreas
Découvrez le paysage tordu et torturé d'un système de failles sismiques actives pendant que votre guide décrit la géologie de la région et que vous explorez les os de la terre. N'oubliez pas votre appareil photo - les possibilités de photos sont infinies ! Promenez-vous entre les parois abruptes de profonds canyons créés par les puissantes forces de la tectonique des plaques, de l'eau, du vent et du temps. Explorez une oasis naturelle de palmiers où l'eau cristalline jaillit de l'aquifère souterrain toute l'année. Découvrez la culture et le mode de vie des Indiens Cahuilla et comment ils utilisaient les plantes du désert pour la nourriture, la médecine, les outils, les armes, les abris et bien plus encore lors de votre visite d'un village indien Cahuilla recréé. Découvrez les plantes et les animaux du désert californien et admirez des vues spectaculaires pendant que votre guide décrit les forces géologiques et l'histoire locale qui ont façonné la vallée de Coachella.
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Commentaires (430)
Rose60878
Dec 2017
Talked about taking a red jeep tour for years, finally did in November. Very fun, drove to private lands on the San Andreas Fault, explored rock formations and our guide, Dick was excellent. Stories and his knowledge of history of the area, flora and fauna very interesting. Seeing the pueblo village space a bonus. Not that bumpy or uncomfortable at all.
Réponse de l'hôte
Dec 2017
Thanks for your great review. we are glad you finally had the chance to experience a desert adventure!
CountyLimerick
Dec 2017
If you drive along I-10 in southern California, for miles it looks like parched earth where no living thing could possibly dwell Red Jeep tours takes you to magical places that reveal a world of teeming, blossoming, thriving life, in that very desert you thought empty (Red Jeep supplies plenty of bottled water in that desert!) In jeeps that are indeed red (very red!), you head off I-10 and deep into the desert world to see how Nature has provided an endless supply cool, clear water for birds, kit fox, coyotes, rabbits (and many other small rodents), bob-cats, snakes, lizards, and, in the higher country, bighorn sheep; you'll see a hidden, thriving eco-system made possible by that living water. Not for the casual tourist, these are open-air jeeps (if you go in the summer, take the morning tour; if you go in the winter, take the afternoon tour), and the terrain is rocky and dusty (much like a desert...). The good news is that the sights you get to see are all pretty much on level ground, with several options for some fairly easy short walks off the path up gentle slopes through gorgeous rock formations. Be sure to ask for the tour-driver Donna - a love for, and vast knowledge of, the desert "secrets" combines with a fun and happy personality, making the tour not just a dry look at desert history, but a very rewarding experience. One of the best features? We never felt "rushed" or hurried.....you probably remember some place you went, or tour you took, where the tour stops were timed to the second, or the guide would say just a few words about what you were looking at and then move quickly off, or you were at the back of 30 or 40 people and never even knew what it was you were supposed to be seeing! None of that with Red Jeep: i was one of four people in the tour, Donna let us ask as many questions as we wanted (and she had the answers), she let us look to our hearts' content, and never once said All right everyone, back in the bus! The tour pace was as relaxed and peaceful as the beautiful scenery around us. Final note: i had just bought some fairly expensive sun-screen for the trip...the tube was not in my pocket when i got to the hotel: the office manager, Emily, miraculously found it in the jeep i'd toured in, then dropped it by my hotel on her lunch hour the next day! Talk about going the extra mile! Don't just speed past the desert on a highway......take the tour that will take you into the proverbial and fascinating Living Desert.
Réponse de l'hôte
Dec 2017
Thanks so much for a great and thorough review. Glad you enjoyed the tour!
Nancy S
Nov 2017
We took the three hour San Andreas fault tour on nov 21 with Les. This not a typical exciting Jeep tour. There are no bumps on the paths and the Jeep never went more than 5 miles per hour. The length of the tour was probably 1 1/2 hours too long. The tour guide spent a lot of time telling stories unrelated to the San Andreas fault or earthquakes. Much of the scenery on the tour does not change. Coming down from the canyon could have be much quicker. You will spend 20 minutes at a manmade corporate dinner venue. The tour guide could benefit from using an iPad with folders as opposed to his phone that he spent a lot of time flipping through looking for pictures. Much of the tour was floral/fauna survival tips and unrelated stories. Unfortunately we did not feel it was worth the high cost of $130 per person. Half the time and half the cost would be much more appropriate. We were disappointed all the way around.
Réponse de l'hôte
Nov 2017
Sorry to hear that you didn't enjoy your tour. After checking with the guide another guest on the same tour told him they had a GREAT time. I guess not everyone enjoys the beauty of our desert paradise. The manmade corporate diner venue is also a recreated Indian village where the guide explains how the native people survived in such a hostile environment. We always drive slowly on the ranch so our guests don't get jostled and dusted in the Jeep. We are not a thrill ride, more fun and educational. I think that the many other five star reviews on our site are more indicative of what our tours are really like.

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