Desert Queen Mine is located pretty much in the center of Joshua Tree National Park. The trail is popular, even though it is located down a dirt road, and the short path will lead you to an overlook, or you can explore the mine up close. You can also use this hike as a jumping […]
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Key’s Desert Queen Ranch Tour in Joshua Tree National Park
Located in the heart of Joshua Tree National Park, Key’s Ranch (AKA Desert Queen Ranch) is an incredibly well-maintained homestead only accessible via a 90 minute guided tour. It’s one of those spots that I didn’t even know existed in the park and something that I highly recommend you visit if you get the chance. […]
Walt Disney Concert Hall and Gardens in Downtown Los Angeles
As one of the most recognizable buildings in Downtown LA, the Walt Disney Concert Hall attracts thousands of visitors each week. While seeing a concert in it is something you must do if you are a symphony fan, just exploring the grounds and marveling at the architecture is something you can do for free daily. […]
Avila Adobe: Oldest House in Los Angeles
Right in the heart of Olvera St, sits the Avila Adobe, which holds the record for being the oldest house in Los Angeles. It was built in 1818 and is open and free for the public to visit every day. It doesn’t take more than 15-20 minutes to see, but it is worth the stop […]
Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Los Angeles
The Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels is a historic church located in the heart of Downtown LA. It is close to many of the main attractions like the Walt Disney Concert Hall and The Broad, and it is a beautiful, free place to check out. Here is all the information if you want […]