A drive from Phoenix to San Diego will bring you through the rugged desert landscape of the southwest United States, as well as through numerous parks and unique historic destinations.
Painted Rock Petroglyph Site The site is a perfect spot to get out and walk around on one of the hiking trails after the first leg of your journey as you drive from Phoenix to San Diego.
What began as a small town built along westbound railways, Dateland has turned into a popular tourist attraction thanks to the picturesque date palms and gardens.
Operating for 33 years and housing over 3,000 inmates during this time, the original iron cells and bars of this prison have been maintained and restored in a historic park.
Kofa National Wildlife Refuge This stunning wilderness area was established to protect Arizona’s population of desert bighorn sheep.
Named after the iconic, twisted Joshua Trees, the National Park is known for its stunning sunrises and sunsets, rugged desert landscapes, and a plethora of wildlife.
Palm Springs also has a great variety of accommodation options, from resort hotels with huge swimming pools to quaint desert cabins for a more private getaway.