Desert Hot Springs

Few California cities have a history as closely tied to mineral springs as Desert Hot Springs. On the northern edge of the Coachella Valley, the city sits below the San Bernardino Mountains, with the Little San Bernardino Mountains rising to the east. Its naturally heated mineral water has supported spa hotels and bathing facilities for decades, giving this desert community a distinct identity beside the larger resort cities of the valley. Cabot’s Pueblo Museum, a hand-built structure associated with early settler Cabot Yerxa, reflects the area’s unconventional desert-era ambitions. Palm Springs lies south across the valley, while the Mojave Desert begins beyond the surrounding ranges. Find related webcams in the Coachella Valley area to build a fuller picture of Desert Hot Springs.

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