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Known as the "City of Eternal Sunshine" Coachella is the namesake of the famous festival that takes place nearby in this desert region of California. While the festival has gained global fame, the city itself offers charm and beauty. Enjoy flat, scenic roads surrounded by desert landscapes, date palm groves, and vibrant murals. Plan your rides for early morning to avoid the intense midday heat.

Indio, California, known as the "City of Festivals," is famous for hosting major music festivals such as Coachella and Stagecoach, which draw thousands of visitors annually. The city has cultural attractions like the Coachella Valley History Museum and local art galleries. Beyond the festivals, Indio offers a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking and cycling in the surrounding desert.

Cottonwood Spring is a beautiful place to end your ride, here you can find a natural spring surrounded by cottonwood trees. It's a starting point for several hiking trails, including those leading to Lost Palms Oasis and Mastodon Peak. The area is rich in history, once used by Native Americans and gold prospectors.

Caroline Park is a tiny hidden gem, nestled in the hills between large, attractive homes in Redlands, California. This scenic park is a local favorite and a great place to check out after work. There are hiking trails, native wildflowers and other plants in the spring, and plenty of wildlife (birds in particular!) viewing opportunities here.

Caroline Park is a tiny hidden gem, nestled in the hills between large, attractive homes in Redlands, California. This scenic park is a local favorite and a great place to check out after work. There are hiking trails, native wildflowers and other plants in the spring, and plenty of wildlife (birds in particular!) viewing opportunities here.

Caroline Park is a tiny hidden gem, nestled in the hills between large, attractive homes in Redlands, California. This scenic park is a local favorite and a great place to check out after work. There are hiking trails, native wildflowers and other plants in the spring, and plenty of wildlife (birds in particular!) viewing opportunities here.

If you're cranking out some elevation gain in an early morning ride, this is a great place to stop for a breakfast — or just pause to enjoy the really spectacular views out over Lake Elsinore.

This candy store and gift shop sits right next to the turnoff for the Bear Canyon Trail. The shop has plenty of room for you to picnic, and sells handmade sandwiches and root beer floats, plus homemade fudge and pies — a nice stopover point as you ride the road through Cleveland National Forest.