moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should be in moderate physical condition to handle jeep rides combined with short nature hikes over uneven terrain.
Discover the thrill of a group Jeep tour along California’s iconic San Andreas Fault. Experience unique geology, guided hikes, and cultural stories in spectacular desert landscapes.
Join Desert Adventures Red Jeep Tours for a captivating Group San Andreas Fault Jeep Tour in Indio, California. This private outdoor adventure offers guests the rare opportunity to explore the dramatic landscapes shaped by one of the world’s most famous geological fault lines. Designed for groups of 15 or more, this tour combines thrilling jeep rides with educational experiences including guided nature walks and insights into the rich geology and cultural heritage of the area. Along the way, guides share stories about the local Cahuilla Indian culture, deepening your connection to the region's history. Perfect for families, history buffs, and adventure seekers, this immersive tour delivers breathtaking views of the fault zone and surrounding desert environment. In addition to stunning photo opportunities, travelers will appreciate the tour’s balance of adventure, learning, and comfort, including options for local food tastings and overnight lodging. Whether you’re fascinated by the earth’s shifting forces or simply want a memorable group outing, this Jeep tour promises an engaging experience that few other trips can match.
The terrain includes rocky trails and uneven ground—closed-toed hiking shoes ensure safety and comfort.
Desert sun can be intense; sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses are a must even on cooler days.
Carry plenty of water to stay hydrated throughout the jeep rides and hikes in the arid climate.
With 15+ guests, arrive early to meet your group and listen carefully during safety briefings.
The San Andreas Fault Zone has shaped Southern California’s landscape and influenced indigenous Cahuilla culture for thousands of years.
Tours emphasize low-impact travel to protect fragile desert ecosystems and cultural sites along the fault.
Provides grip and ankle support for walking on rocky uneven trails.
Protects your head and face from intense desert sun exposure.
summer specific
Helps adjust comfort as temperatures fluctuate through the day.
fall specific
Staying hydrated is crucial while exploring arid desert regions.