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WEBThe Palm Springs Aerial Tramway—the world’s largest rotating tram car—travels over two-and-one-half miles along the breathtaking cliffs of Chino Canyon, transporting riders to the pristine wilderness of the Mt. San Jacinto State Park.
Palm Springs Aerial TRAM - Palm Springs Visitors Guide
WEB4 days ago · No trip to Palm Springs is complete without a ride up the TRAM! Ascend 8,000 in the world’s largest rotating tramcars. It is forty degrees colder at the top and a completely different universe as you soar through four different temperate zones that is analogous to traveling from Africa to Alaska!
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PALM SPRINGS AERIAL TRAMWAY - Updated September 2024 - Yelp
WEBThe Palm Springs Aerial Tramway was an unforgettable experience. For just $30 per person, we were treated to awe-inspiring views of the Coachella Valley as we ascended over 8,500 feet in the world's largest rotating tram car.
- Location: 1 Tram Way Rd Palm Springs, CA 92262
Tickets – Palm Springs Aerial Tramway
WEBThe Palm Springs Tramway is now open and selling tickets online.
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Sandia Peak Tramway - Wikipedia
WEBThe Sandia Peak Tramway is an aerial tramway, adjacent to Albuquerque, New Mexico. It stretches from the northeast edge of the city to Sandia Peak, on the ridge line of the Sandia Mountains [1] and has the world's third longest single span. [2]
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Hiking – Palm Springs Aerial Tramway
WEBHiking – Palm Springs Aerial Tramway. PLEASE NOTE: The Skyline Trail (“Cactus to Clouds”) is currently closed due to extreme heat conditions. For details, please read State Park Order 954-24-007.