Thinking of stopping at the Pismo Beach butterfly grove to see thousands of Monarch butterflies clustered in the trees? This only happens a few months of the year in winter as the butterflies migrate south along the California coast. Here’s your guide to how and when to see thousands of Monarch butterflies during their winter …
I visited Pinnacles National Park for a day and found its hike to Bear Gulch Cave and Reservoir to be one of my favorite hiking trails I’ve ever done. The park isn’t that big (and it’s actually the smallest national park in California), so I felt that just doing this one hike was enough to …
Planning to visit Joshua Tree National Park? One day in Joshua Tree is plenty of time to see all the highlights of this national park in the California desert. I visited Joshua Tree National Park for one day in December with my mom and grandma, and I thought that was really all the time that …
Visiting Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks must be on your California bucket list. Imposing canyons, cascading waterfalls, wildflower-filled meadows, sweeping viewpoints, and some of the tallest trees in the world. Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks have all this and more. Visiting Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks is definitely worth it because these …
Kings Canyon National Park often gets overlooked by its impressive neighbor — Sequoia National Park — but it definitely deserves its own recognition, as well. Imposing canyons, cascading waterfalls, wildflower-filled meadows, sweeping viewpoints, and some of the tallest trees in the world. Don’t miss Kings Canyon National Park! It has all this and more. Here’s …
Visiting Sequoia National Park is a mystical experience. With its tall trees, wildflower meadows, and epic viewpoints, Sequoia National Park perfectly represents the awe and splendor of California. Here’s a quick one day Sequoia National Park itinerary to help you make the most of this impressive place. Your Perfect One Day Itinerary in Sequoia National …
Cherry blossoms only bloom for 2-3 weeks a year, so they’re a transient beauty, here to be appreciated for only a limited time. For those in Southern California, you’re in luck as there are a few cherry blossom hot spots in the Los Angeles area. Which spots are the best and when is the best …
