Nowhere else in the US feels as otherworldly to me as the tall hoodoos of Bryce Canyon National Park. Since my last road trip along Utah’s great canyons, I’ve always thought it was an underrated gem out of Utah’s five famous national parks. Bryce is definitely my favorite out of all of them–and you can explore all of it in this simple Bryce Canyon 1-Day itinerary! Read More
Did you know California has many heart-shaped natural rock formations? With Valentine’s Day coming up, I thought it was the perfect time to share a list of my favorite romantic outdoor places in California. These unique spots are just as charming and photogenic as they are romantic—perfect for a date any time of the year. Read More
Many people come to California just to visit lively cities like Los Angeles or San Francisco. While those cities are beautiful, they are far from the full picture of California. There’s so much beauty in this state that people never get the chance to see, and you can get a taste for all of it with this once-in-a-lifetime California road trip itinerary.  Read More
Christmas is almost here! The holiday season has finally returned, and so have the fantastic light displays that come around starting this November. Christmas in California is always a fantastic affair, and there are so many different displays all around the state that it’s hard to choose where to see the lights. So here’s a quick look at some of the best places to see Christmas lights in California this year! Read More
What happens in Vegas doesn’t always stay in Vegas–especially the gorgeous structures and sceneries you’ll see along the way. Since the first casinos popped up along this side of Nevada in the 1930s, talented artists and architects have built fantastic places to welcome thrill-seekers from all over America.Read More
Driving to Big Sur from the north, you’ll likely stop in or pass by the storybook town of Carmel-by-the-Sea. Coming to this fantastical place has been a great highlight of my travels in California – no matter how many times I visit, I can never get enough of it. That’s not much of a surprise for photographers, though. There are so many unbelievable photo spots in Carmel-by-the-Sea that you’ll hardly ever want to leave! Read More
As one of the sunnier and more historic places in SoCal, there’s a lot to love about Riverside. It’s a vibrant city with summer weather and beautiful mountainside views. It’s also close to Joshua Tree National Park, one of my favorite parks in the state. Today, we’ll be showing some appreciation for the Golden State’s citrus capital and talking about the most unique things to do in Riverside, California! Read More
Have you ever visited a ghost town? I didn’t even know what one was until I moved to California 6 years ago and then became fascinated by learning about them and visiting them here.
Once the center of the massive 1850s gold rush, thousands of people from all over America flocked here to look for wealth, filling up towns and building new settlements. However, with the gold gone, those same towns were soon abandoned. This has left us with dozens of gold rush ghost towns all over California.Read More
While most Californians know about Sequoia National Park, they don’t talk as much about its neighbor, King’s Canyon. This underrated park holds the steepest peaks and valleys of California, filled with ancient giants and vast wilderness. It’s a real hidden gem for hikers, as the preserved terrains make for fantastic trails all through the year. Like we did with Sequoia, this guide will talk about the best trails for hiking in Kings Canyon National Park. Read More
California has some of the most diverse landscapes in America. Unsurprisingly, the culture and architecture are just as impressive. I’ve already talked about deserts, forest trails, and waterfalls throughout the state. Now I want to show some local mind-blowing accommodations that really surprised me. Here are five of the coolest, most unique stays in California! Read More
