Along the trail, you’ll find incredible rock formations, ancient irrigation systems, and rock art painted with red ochre somewhere between two and three thousand years ago. Stop by the visitor’s center to check out exhibitions on the region’s history it’s also the starting point for a two-mile loop hike up and down the staggering 60-foot waterfall. Home to the Agua Caliente Band of the Cahuilla people for thousands of years, the Tahquitz Canyon contains natural and historical wonders.
