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Giant Rock in Landers: A Massive Boulder with a Unique History

Last Modified: December 14, 2020

Traveling California has been a fun way for me to connect with all of the crazy and unique history this state has to offer. Places like Salvation Mountain, the center of the world, the Cabazon Dinosaurs, and the tower at Victoria Beach all are a part of what makes California what it is today. I […]

Filed Under: Natural Wonders, Southern California Tagged With: Landers, San Bernardino County

Painted Cave: One of the Largest Sea Caves in the World

Last Modified: October 20, 2020

Painted Cave is a sea cave on Santa Cruz Island in Channel Islands National Park. This sea cave is gigantic, making it the twelfth largest sea cave in the world and the second-largest in the USA. It is 1227 feet in length and has an entrance over 130 feet high. While it is not easy […]

Filed Under: Natural Wonders, Southern California

Hiking to Tuolumne Grove in Yosemite National Park

Last Modified: October 16, 2020

Yosemite National Park is home to many beautiful Giant Sequoia groves throughout the park’s boundaries. The Mariposa Grove is the most well-known, with some truly impressive trees, but Tuolumne Grove is also a great spot to visit if you want to see big trees and not have all the crowds. I snowshoed to the grove […]

Filed Under: National Parks, Natural Wonders Tagged With: Mariposa County

Trail of 100 Giants in Sequoia National Forest

Last Modified: September 17, 2020

Trail of 100 Giants is one of the best examples of Giant Sequoias in Sequoia National Forest (outside of the main Sequoia National Park). The grove is pretty out of the way to get to, but it is a beautiful spot. Even the drive to the grove from Kernville is an excellent example of the […]

Filed Under: National Parks, Natural Wonders Tagged With: Tulare County

4 Rare Natural Wonders you have to see in California

Last Modified: June 6, 2020

California is such an amazing state to explore. Every day you can see geothermal areas in Lassen National Park, gigantic trees in Redwood National Park, and waterfalls throughout the state. I wanted to make a list of some of the more rare occurrences that only happen once a year or every few years in the […]

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Josh from California Through My Lens I'm a travel junkie strapped down to one state, focused on seeing as much of it as I can and encouraging others to do the same. More about me.

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