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This map highlights the West Fork Trail loop in the Indian Canyons in Palm Springs, California.  It includes trails, trail names, trail lengths, trail difficulty and features found in the Indian Canyons.   This trail starts at the Trading Post parking lot and heads down Palm Canyon until you meet West Fork Trail.  From there continue to West Fork North, then to Coffman to connect to the Murray Canyon Trail.  Head south on Murray Canyon until you reach Coffman again and take that to the Alexander trail which will lead you through mostly open desert back to the Trading Post.

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