Warming weather after a wet winter: what a great combo! Streams are flowing, lakes are filled…everything is primed for water(ish) adventuring. Check out a cool streamside hike, a secret little fishing lake, and a lush desert oasis. H2O to go!
Water is life in the desert, and nowhere does the desert come to life more dramatically than in Palm Canyon in the Agua Caliente Reservation's Indian Canyons. Here a walk on… Read More
It ain’t easy being green, but Hagador Canyon Watershed Trail makes it seem effortless. This 4.2-mile (round-trip) out-and-back hike traces an active creek hidden in the foothills where Corona meets… Read More
Peak of the Devil! The summit of Mount Diablo is known for its hundred-mile views, but did you know you can also camp just under it? Pitch your tent at… Read More
Lakes are few and far between in the San Gabriel Mountains, especially natural ones like Jackson Lake, which makes this spot in the Angeles National Forest all the more special.… Read More
Suicide Rock near Idyllwild is a SoCal hot spot for changing colors in the fall,…
Let us count the number of oak tree species in the Volcan Mountain Wilderness…
You won’t find Eagle Cliff Mine on the official Joshua…
This 6.8-mile (round-trip) loop in northern Griffith Park is supernaturally enticing:…
Suicide Rock near Idyllwild is a SoCal hot spot for changing…
Let us count the number of oak tree species in…
Deciduous black oaks and Fremont cottonwoods line the Sawmill Road…
Don’t let the name fool you. Death Valley has a completely new lodging experience that’s all about being alive! Here…
Fall colors and fewer people are just a couple of reasons autumn is one of Yosemite’s most beautiful seasons.
