Rancho Mirage, CA – February/2021 – The Greater Palm Springs Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB), the official destination marketing organization for the Coachella Valley, has launched the new Trailicious Pass, a free program that all visitors and locals can sign-up to join.

With the Trailicious Pass, locals and visitors can enjoy hikes and bites and win prizes throughout Greater Palm Springs. Users can choose from 30 trails via the Trailicious pass, filtered by experience level or location, and receive suggestions for nearby things to do, like outdoor art. Additionally, the pass features discounts and specials from various Greater Palm Springs restaurants for takeout and alfresco dining. Users can check-in while on their hike or redeem one of the fantastic restaurant deals featured on the pass for a chance to win a $50 gift card from a Greater Palm Springs eatery.

With hundreds of miles of hiking, biking, and horseback riding paths, Greater Palm Springs is a haven for hungry thrill-seekers who can pick up a snack, pack a takeout picnic or refuel after hiking by dining outside on one of our perfect patios.

“We are thrilled to be launching the Trailicious Pass to encourage visitors to experience our wide-open spaces and wide array of culinary options,” said Colleen Pace, Chief Sales & Marketing Officer at the CVB.

How It Works:

• Go to TrailiciousGPS.com to register for your exclusive mobile passport with a collection of hiking trails and outdoor art installations. This will also get you special deals and discounts from participating restaurants to redeem during your visit.
• Once you register, somebody will deliver your passport to your phone via text and email. There’s no app to download. Your pass can be saved to your phone’s home screen for easy access.
• When you visit a participating restaurant, present your phone to a staff member to
• redeem available offers. To check in to a hike, simply click “Check-In” when you are
• within .50 miles of the trailhead.

Find more information on the pass and some of the suggested hikes at trailciousgps.com.