Directions: North off Hwy 62 on Rawson Road. Go 1 mile to end of Cheyenne Trail. Turn left on Cheyenne for ¼ mile. Make right on Encelia Trail.  Go 200 yards. Left on Panorama Drive.  Take Panorama for .56 miles to roads end and gate on right.  Park on Panorama Drive.

Note:  This road is a patented right of way access making this an appropriate place for you to park.

Get combo for locked gate from Guest Services 888-922-5601.  (Suggest you call or text 4 hours ahead of time and leave the time you plan to arrive at gate.  Guest Services line is staffed 9am to 4pm)  Open gate and walk through gate, following the well-marked path.  The trail is ½ mile in and ½ mile out.  The elevation change is 204 feet.

The first half of the tail is relatively straight and flat.  It then turns left and goes up the mountain as it meanders to the top of the mountain.  Walk to the left of the water tank and stand astride one of the most dramatic views in all the desert.   Mountain ranges surround you in all directions:

1. The San Jacinto mountain peak is to the south.
2. The San Gorgonio Mountains, the highest mountain in Southern California are to the west, but are blocked from view by the mountains that loom over you.
3. All the mountains to the north are part of the vast Sand to Snow National Monument. Off to the east are the mountains of the west boundary of the Joshua Tree National Monument.

You are standing on 20 acres of private property and our guest to the Panorama Heights Hideaway, one of 5 Hideaways in Panorama Pass.  Picnic, meditate, hike; we allow mountain biking on the trails already established on this property.  Then go tour the other 4 Hideaways of Panorama Pass!  Reminder, there are no bicycles or motorized vehicles allowed in the Sand to Snow National Monument.

Please:

1. Stay on the establish trails.
2. Take away what you bring in.
3. Lock the gate on the way out! 😊