What a nice discover as we set our sights on Culver City for a date night! Downtown Culver City, fast becoming a hotspot for trendy restaurants and that’s exactly why we ventured out there. But, on this night, while we … Continue reading →
Summer is here, yahoo!!! So I thought I would share ideas on what to do this summer. I’m going to start with hikes, because as you probably know already, it’s my family’s favorite activity to do during the summer. I’m … Continue reading →
Museum Row on Miracle Mile of Wilshire Blvd, a favorite area of mine to wander and learn. With unique George C. Page Museum, La Brea Tar Pit Pavilions, famous Los Angeles County Museum of Arts and The Natural History Museum … Continue reading →
We took so many great pictures from our trip to Sequoia National Park, I thought it would be nice if I post some to show you all. Here are shots of our picturesque hike up to Franklin Lakes, our hike … Continue reading →
Sequoia National Park offers all types of different lodging, so everyone can enjoy. Whether you want to camp or stay in a cabin, you’ve got that. If you want to stay in the park at a lodge or stay minutes … Continue reading →
** In honor of National Park Week. Free entry April 16-24! One of my favorite national parks in California has always been Sequoia National Park. It’s not quite as big and popular as Yosemite. That means it’s not quite as … Continue reading →
Located just a few minutes northwest of Los Angeles, sits a small old western town, nestled in the beautiful Santa Monica Mountains. It’s not just some boring old western town either! It’s where the Old Wild West meets Malibu! … Continue reading →
Located in California’s beautiful Eastern Sierras, right off of Highway 395 is an intriguing lake called Mono Lake. If you’re traveling on the highway, you won’t miss seeing this unique lake and you’ll be curious, I promise!! So, why not … Continue reading →
If you’re vacationing at Mammoth Mountain or camping at June Lake and you’re looking to do some exploring, then head to Bodie, where a ghost town is really a ghost town! This ghostly gold mining town is located … Continue reading →
Let me start by saying that Mammoth Mountain is a lava dome or a volcanic dome. A series of eruptions formed the mountain, more than 57,000 years ago. Though Mammoth Mountain is technically not an active volcano, there are signs … Continue reading →
