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La Quinta Short Term Housing & More
La Quinta is nearly surrounded by the Santa Rosa Mountains and is located on the floor of the Coachella Valley. When the floor of the valley began to sink, it was covered by the Pacific Ocean. Over a period of hundreds of years, the Colorado River flowed into the Gulf of California and formed a large delta fan. Silt basin deposits grew higher and wider until the basin was cut-off from the ocean, while the mountains on both sides grew higher.
When the Colorado River changed its course 500 years ago, the east Coachella Valley flooded creating the freshwater Lake Cahuilla. You can still see the lake’s water line today along the base of the Santa Rosa Mountains.
Santa Ana experiences the warm sunny weather that Southern California is famous for. Santa Ana’s climate can best be called mild. Winter daytime temperatures average in the 60s and 70s, and summer daytime temperatures average in 80s. Rainfall averages below 15 inches per year.
For a city of modest size, La Quinta provides a good assortment of arts and cultural offerings. Some of the more notable include:
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