Rancho Mirage Recreation
GOLF COURSES
The Club at Morningside (private)
39-033 Morningside Drive
Tel: 760-321-1555
Full Length, 18 Holes
Desert Island Golf & Country Club (private)
71-777 Frank Sinatra Drive
Tel: 760-328-2111
Full Length, 18 Holes
Rancho Las Palmas Country Club (semi-private)
42-000 Bob Hope Drive
Tel: 760-862-4551
Three 9-hole courses played in three 18-hole combinations. Only hotel guests and club members can play these courses.
Mission Hills Country Club (private)
34-600 Mission Hills Drive
Tel: 760-324-9400
Three Full-Length, 18-Hole
Championship Courses
Mission Hills North (open to public)
70-705 Ramon Road
Tel: 760-770-2908
The Gary Player Signature Course
Full Length, 18 Holes
Rancho Mirage Country Club (open to public)
38-500 Bob Hope Drive
Tel: 760-324-4711
Full Length, 18 Holes
The Springs Club (private)
1 Duke Drive
Tel: 760-328-0590
Full Length, 18 Holes
Designed by Desmond Muirhead
Sunrise Country Club (private)
71-601 Country Club Drive
Tel: 760-328-1139
Executive, 18 Holes
Designed by Ted Robinson
Tamarisk Country Club (private)
70-240 Frank Sinatra Drive
Tel: 760-328-2141
Full Length, 18 Holes. Designed by William F. & William P. Bell. Redesigned by Ted Robinson in 1972; followed by Ron Fream in 1981.
The Westin Mission Hills Resort (open to public)
71-333 Dinah Shore Drive
Tel: 760-328-3198
The Pete Dye Resort Course
Full Length, 18 Holes,
Championship Course
Thunderbird Country Club (private)
70-612 Highway 111
Tel: 760-328-2161
Full Length, 18 Holes
HIKING & EQUESTRIAN TRAILS
Bighorn Overlook Trail
(moderate to steep)
This trail is accessed from the upper parking lot behind City Hall. Less than one mile in length with several switchbacks, the trail leads to an area with a picnic shelter and an incredible panoramic view. It’s a great place to take in all of the valley’s fireworks on the 4th of July.
Butler-Abrams Trail
The trailhead is located at Michael S. Wolfson Park and provides opportunities for hiking, biking and horseback riding.
Clancy Lane Trail
This trail (open to horseback riders) begins on Clancy Lane between Rancho Manana and the Monterey Gate. As a developed trail, it continues under Bob Hope Drive down into and crossing the Whitewater Wash to Whitewater Park, following the edge of the wash.
Trail & Park Guide
A guide to trails and parks in the area is available by calling (760) 324-4511. Additional information on trails is also available at the Bureau of Land Management Santa Rosa Mountains
Visitor Center. (760) 862-9084
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