Palm Springs Aerial Tramway to Close for Annual Maintenance
The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway is scheduled to close for maintenance starting on December 16.
Palm Springs, CA, November 10, 2026 — The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway has announced its annual closure for scheduled maintenance. The popular attraction is set to cease operations beginning on **December 16**.
The exact duration of the maintenance period was not immediately specified in the announcement. This annual closure is a standard procedure to ensure the safe and continued operation of the tramway’s complex machinery and infrastructure.
The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway is a significant tourist destination, offering visitors a unique experience as it ascends two-and-a-half miles along the sheer cliffs of the Chino Canyon on the San Jacinto Mountains. At the Mountain Station, at an elevation of 8,516 feet, visitors can enjoy breathtaking views and access to hiking trails in the San Jacinto Peak Wilderness.
During the maintenance period, the tramway will undergo routine inspections, repairs, and upgrades. These essential tasks are critical for maintaining the high safety standards and operational efficiency that patrons expect. The company typically provides updates on the progress of the maintenance and an estimated reopening date as the work progresses.
No specific information was provided regarding alternative transportation options or impacts on nearby businesses that rely on tramway traffic. Visitors planning trips to the Palm Springs area are advised to check the official Palm Springs Aerial Tramway website for the latest updates on reopening dates and operational status.
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