Route 66 is America’s legendary “Mother Road,” stretching from Chicago to Los Angeles through quirky roadside attractions, neon signs, classic diners, and nearly a century of road-trip history.
Hosted by: Brooks Smothers of the RV Out West Podcast
Produced by: Jason and Abby Epperson for Lotus Media…Route 66 is America’s legendary “Mother Road,” stretching from Chicago to Los Angeles through quirky roadside attractions, neon signs, classic diners, and nearly a century of road-trip history.
Hosted by: Brooks Smothers of the RV Out West Podcast
Produced by: Jason and Abby Epperson for Lotus Media, LLC and the RV Miles Network.
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Celebrity stylist Elizabeth Saltzman joins Tanya Rose to share her Travel Secrets.
Having dressed some of the world’s most celebrated women, including Gwyneth Paltrow, Jodie Comer, Sandra Oh, Julia Garner and Saoirse Ronan, Elizabeth has travelled the world for decades. Along the way, she’s come to…Celebrity stylist Elizabeth Saltzman joins Tanya Rose to share her Travel Secrets.
Having dressed some of the world’s most celebrated women, including Gwyneth Paltrow, Jodie Comer, Sandra Oh, Julia Garner and Saoirse Ronan, Elizabeth has travelled the world for decades. Along the way, she’s come to believe that travel is the greatest education of all.
In this episode, Elizabeth shares:
why she believes everyone should visit the place their family comes from
the trip to India that gave her the greatest culture shock of her life
the destination that disappointed her more than anywhere else
the one packing rule she swears by after decades of travelling
why she wore exactly the same outfit to Fashion Week every day for two years — and nobody noticed
why she is building a family home in Costa Rica
the terrifying hike in Maui that helped her understand the power of nature
her favourite restaurants, bars and hidden local spots around the world
the legendary Paris bar where she started one of her favourite travel traditions
Chapters
02:00 How travel became Elizabeth’s greatest education
10:04 Secret #1: The one place everyone should visit
12:58 Secret #2: Her most unexpected travel experience
16:36 Secret #3: Most overrated (and underrated) destinations
21:40 Secret #4: Favourite food, restaurants and hotel bars around the world
British singer, songwriter and actress Pixie Lott joins Tanya Rose to reveal the travel experiences that have shaped her life.
From writing music in New York and Los Angeles as a teenager to touring across Japan, performing in Brazil, discovering hidden gems through local recommendations and fallin…British singer, songwriter and actress Pixie Lott joins Tanya Rose to reveal the travel experiences that have shaped her life.
From writing music in New York and Los Angeles as a teenager to touring across Japan, performing in Brazil, discovering hidden gems through local recommendations and falling in love with Italy, Pixie shares the places that continue to inspire both her life and career.
She also talks about why she never plans her holidays too far in advance, why Tokyo completely changed her perspective on travel, and the emotional trip to Brazil that she’ll never forget.
In this episode, she talks about:
Why Tokyo and Rome are the two destinations everyone should visit
How music took her around the world from the age of 15
The unexpected trip to Brazil that became one of the most emotional experiences of her life
Why Cornwall and the Lake District deserve more recognition
The Italian destinations she keeps returning to and the pasta she still dreams about
The London restaurants and cocktail bars she always returns to
Why she prefers booking travel as she goes and trusting local recommendations
Her unforgettable visit to Zambia with Comic Relief
Writing her latest album Encino in California
Why New York and Nashville still inspire her creativity
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Chapters
03:44 Number one destination everyone should visit: Tokyo or Rome?
08:29 The unexpected Brazil trip that changed everything
13:26 Why Pixie thinks holidays in the UK are underrated
18:52 Favourite food, restaurants and cocktails while travelling
23:36 Pixie’s best travel advice: trust the locals
26:58 Her most poignant travel memory in Zambia
28:26 Writing Encino in California
30:54 Why New York and Nashville will always inspire her
34:29 The travel photographs that mean the most to her
Jackie sits down with James Edward Mills, fellow Osprey ambassador, freelance journalist, National Geographic Explorer, and creator of the Joy Trip Project, for a wide-ranging conversation about building an adventurous life on purpose.
James shares how a childhood in Los Angeles, a job at REI, an …Jackie sits down with James Edward Mills, fellow Osprey ambassador, freelance journalist, National Geographic Explorer, and creator of the Joy Trip Project, for a wide-ranging conversation about building an adventurous life on purpose.
James shares how a childhood in Los Angeles, a job at REI, an unexpected career with The North Face, and a life-changing pivot after 9/11 led him into journalism and storytelling rooted in equal outdoor access, conservation, and community. Together, Jackie and James explore the power of following curiosity, choosing lifestyle over convention, uncovering hidden histories in the outdoors, and creating opportunities for more people to see themselves in wild places.
This conversation is full of wisdom for anyone ready to rewrite their story, follow the next beacon, and build a life that feels deeply and authentically their own.
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Eight thousand years ago, this land’s first inhabitants built a village around a sacred spring. And today, in what is now Los Angeles, CA, their descendants still work to protect the site.
This episode is part of our ongoing coverage of the soccer world championship. In each episode, we take you be…Eight thousand years ago, this land’s first inhabitants built a village around a sacred spring. And today, in what is now Los Angeles, CA, their descendants still work to protect the site.
This episode is part of our ongoing coverage of the soccer world championship. In each episode, we take you beyond the stadium, and to a nearby wonder that’s off the beaten track.more
The Bob Baker Marionette Theater is a beloved place in Los Angeles, California. The theater almost closed down when its founder, Bob Baker, died in 2014. But it has managed to survive.
Randel Metz is the director of the Storybook Puppet Theater in Oakland, California, and the author of Enchanted St…The Bob Baker Marionette Theater is a beloved place in Los Angeles, California. The theater almost closed down when its founder, Bob Baker, died in 2014. But it has managed to survive.
Randel Metz is the director of the Storybook Puppet Theater in Oakland, California, and the author of Enchanted Strings: Bob Baker Marionette Theater.
This episode is part of our Weekend Road Trip Series, where we bring you stories of the strange, incredible, and wondrous places right here in the United States, that you can see from the road. This series was produced in partnership with T-Mobile.more
Today we’re heading to the sun-soaked Southern California coast in the USA, arriving at Newport Beach.
Now, if you’re listening in the UK and thinking, hang on, where exactly is Newport Beach? - it’s just south of Los Angeles, in Orange County.
For a lot of you listening, that name might immediat…Today we’re heading to the sun-soaked Southern California coast in the USA, arriving at Newport Beach.
Now, if you’re listening in the UK and thinking, hang on, where exactly is Newport Beach? - it’s just south of Los Angeles, in Orange County.
For a lot of you listening, that name might immediately conjure up The O.C., or the The Real Housewives of Orange County - it’s one of those places that really captures that classic California coastal lifestyle: long sandy beaches, a beautiful harbour dotted with boats, waterfront restaurants serving the freshest seafood, surf culture, spectacular houses, and that sense that life is lived largely outdoors.
It’s glamorous, yes, but it’s also very accessible for all price points and surprisingly varied once you get to know it - and that’s what this episode is all about.
I’m joined today by Gary Sherwin, a Newport Beach local for the last 25 years, travel expert and CEO of Visit Newport Beach - he knows the area inside out.
He shares the places, experiences and little details that really give you a feel for the destination. Because this isn’t just somewhere to come for a quick beach stop. It’s a destination in its own right, and one that seems to offer a really lovely mix of things: that classic California coast feeling, yes, but also a lot of variety within it - from smart hotels and great food to beach days, boat days, family-friendly experiences, little pockets with their own personality, and plenty of ways to slow down and enjoy being by the water.
So whether you’re plotting a wider California trip, looking for a different side of Southern California, or just in the mood for a little armchair travel to somewhere sunny and coastal, this should give you a very good feel for it.
Destination Recap:
• Newport Harbor
• Gulfstream Restaurant
• Louie’s by the Bay
• A Restaurant
• 21 Oceanfront Restaurant
• Balboa Bay Resort
• Pendry Newport Beach
• VEA Newport Beach, A Marriott Resort & Spa
• The Resort at Pelican Hill (becoming A St. Regis Estate in 2027)
• Crystal Cove
• Balboa Island
• Inspiration Point, Corona del Mar
• Mastro’s Ocean Club
• Blackie’s by the Sea
• Fashion Island
• Back Bay (Upper Newport Bay)
You can discover more about Newport Beach here.
As always, thank you so much for listening. If you enjoyed it, do share it with someone who’s planning a California trip, and don’t forget to follow or subscribe on your podcast app so you never miss an episode.
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In this week’s Just the Tip, we’re going on an overnight getaway to Temecula, California for a wine tasting getaway in this small, but mighty Southern California wine region. Just an hour from San Diego and about 90 minutes from Los Angeles, Temecula is known for its beautiful rolling vineyards, Med…In this week’s Just the Tip, we’re going on an overnight getaway to Temecula, California for a wine tasting getaway in this small, but mighty Southern California wine region. Just an hour from San Diego and about 90 minutes from Los Angeles, Temecula is known for its beautiful rolling vineyards, Mediterranean-style climate, and nearly 50 amazing wineries to explore.
We share experiences and wine notes from:
• Ponte Vineyard
• Bottaia Winery
• Wiens Cellars
• Europa VillageWhere we recommend you stay in Temecula
• Ponte Vineyard Inn - We stayed here, beds are amazing and the property and views from your room’s patio is gorgeous
• Europa Village Resort - Gorgeous, huge property with different European themed villages
• If those are fully booked, check out these highly rated hotels in TemeculaCheck out our Temecula experiences in our Viator Shop for all activities we recommend and even some that we wanted to do but couldn't get to.
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The wonderful TV presenter, model and actress Laura Whitmore joins Tanya Rose to share her travel secrets this week.
In this episode, Laura unpacks her first work trip flying to Los Angeles to interview Coldplay, recalls her epic 14-day road trip across America and shares her hack for booking cheap…The wonderful TV presenter, model and actress Laura Whitmore joins Tanya Rose to share her travel secrets this week.
In this episode, Laura unpacks her first work trip flying to Los Angeles to interview Coldplay, recalls her epic 14-day road trip across America and shares her hack for booking cheap 5* hotel rooms…
Plus, Laura discusses her love of her home country of Ireland and tells the story of how she found her favourite restaurant ever in Bali during monsoon season!
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Places mentioned:
London, England
Dublin, Ireland
Wicklow, Ireland
Kerry, Ireland
The Merrion Hotel, Dublin, Ireland
Ballyfin, Laois, Ireland
The K Club, Kildare, Ireland
Niagara Falls, Canada
Pale Hall Hotel, Snowdonia, Wales
San Francisco, California, United States
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Reno, Nevada, United States
Lake Tahoe, Nevada, United States
Mount Rushmore, South Dakota, United States
Wyoming, United States
Bali, Indonesia
Mozaic, Ubud, Indonesia
Cape Town, South Africa
Majorca, Spain
Marrakesh, Morocco
Thailand
Los Angeles, United States
Chapters
00:00 Intro
03:53 Secret 1: Number 1 travel destination everybody should go to
08:10 Secret 2: Most unexpected travel experience
11:13 Secret 3: Most Over or Underrated travel experience
15:04 Secret 4: Best Food & Drink while travelling
What's it like to explore France on your own? In A Solo Traveler's Experience in Southwest France, host Annie Sargent chats with Dawn Fairchild, a seasoned traveler from Los Angeles who set out on a two-week solo adventure through the stunning regions of the Lot, Dordogne, and Toulouse.
Get the pod…What's it like to explore France on your own? In A Solo Traveler's Experience in Southwest France, host Annie Sargent chats with Dawn Fairchild, a seasoned traveler from Los Angeles who set out on a two-week solo adventure through the stunning regions of the Lot, Dordogne, and Toulouse.
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Dawn shares her honest impressions, travel tips, and favorite moments—from learning French in a relaxed immersion program near Cahors to wandering the medieval streets of Sarlat. She talks about her visit to the painted cave at Pech Merle, wine tasting in Cahors, the markets of Toulouse, and unexpected joys like stumbling into a vide-grenier in Montignac. Annie and Dawn discuss beautiful châteaux like Beynac and Milandes, Josephine Baker's legacy, and how Southwest France is a treasure trove of history, food, and natural beauty.
Whether you're dreaming about Saint-Cirq-Lapopie, want to explore Toulouse's vibrant markets, or plan to visit the Cité du Vin in Bordeaux, this episode is packed with useful details and inspiration. Annie and Dawn also reflect on the joys and challenges of solo travel, including navigating language and culture with confidence.
Subscribe to Join Us in France for more conversations like this—real stories from travelers who dive deep into French life, culture, and history. New episodes drop every week. Let's look around France together!
Table of Contents for this Episode
• Introduction and Trip Overview
• Today on the podcast —
• Podcast supporters —
• The Magazine segment —
• Annie and Dawn Fairchild about the Southwest —
• When did this trip take place?
• First Impressions of Southwest France —
• Immersion Program Experience —
• Exploring the Lot Department and Painted Caves —
• Wine tasting in Cahors —
• Discovering Sarlat and Surroundings —
• Losse Chateau and Garden —
• Montignac —
• Highlights of the Dordogne —
• Chateau des Milandes and Josephine Baker's Legacy —
• Chateau de Beynac —
• Boat and Hot Air Ballon Tours in Beygnac —
• Exploring the Dordogne: Chateaus, Rivers, and Prehistoric Caves —
• Falling in Love with Toulouse: A City of Charm and Joy —
• The Allure of the Toulouse Accent and Local Life —
• A Delightful Stay in Les Carmes: Le Clos des Salins —
• Toulouse Markets and Culinary Adventures: Take Elyse's VoiceMap tour of Toulouse! —
• Museums and Historical Sites in Toulouse —
• Bordeaux: Historic Center and Cité du Vin Museum —
• Political Conversations and Market Experiences —
• New Things Learned in the Trip —
• Travel Challenges and Personal Growth —
• Reflections on the Trip and Future Plans —
• Thank you Patrons! —
• Podcast Listeners Discount —
• Itinerary Consultations with Annie —
• Hidden messages in the obelisk at Place de la Concorde. —
• Next week on the podcast —
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Jason Cochran, California resident and Editor in Chief of Frommers.com, was our first guest. Along with Los Angeles travel, he and Pauline discussed identity theft scams that involve travel, and good and bad new developments in New York City. Then Dawn Gilbertson of the Wall Street Jo…Episode Notes
Jason Cochran, California resident and Editor in Chief of Frommers.com, was our first guest. Along with Los Angeles travel, he and Pauline discussed identity theft scams that involve travel, and good and bad new developments in New York City. Then Dawn Gilbertson of the Wall Street Journal joined Pauline to discuss how resorts are handling poolside chair issues.more
In this bonus episode of the Travel in 10 podcast, David & Tim sit down to discuss the intersection of literature and travel in Los Angeles. Tim shares insights from his experience writing an article about bestselling author Michael Connelly, known for his Lincoln …Hosts: David Brodie & Tim Johnson
In this bonus episode of the Travel in 10 podcast, David & Tim sit down to discuss the intersection of literature and travel in Los Angeles. Tim shares insights from his experience writing an article about bestselling author Michael Connelly, known for his Lincoln Lawyer and Harry Bosch series, and how Connelly's works have influenced his own view of LA.
Tim explores notable locations featured in Connelly's books, such as the iconic DuPar’s, Dantana’s, and Craig’s, where Hollywood’s elite are often spotted. Through his discussion, Tim highlights how reading about Connelly’s LA brought the city to life for him, whether he was traveling or planning his next trip.
Tune in for a deep dive into the literary world of Michael Connelly and the real-life places that inspire his characters. Whether you're a fan of crime fiction, an LA enthusiast, or planning your next trip, this episode offers a fresh perspective on exploring Los Angeles through the lens of storytelling.
Key Locations Mentioned:
• DuPar’s – An iconic LA diner featured in the Harry Bosch series.
• Dantana’s – A legendary West Hollywood restaurant frequented by celebrities.
• Craig’s – A high-end restaurant in West Hollywood started by Dantana’s former maître d', now a hotspot for celebrities.
• The Original Farmers Market – A beloved LA landmark where Michael Connelly often sets scenes.
• Philippe’s – One of LA's oldest and most famous restaurants, known for inventing the French dip sandwich.
Follow us on Instagram: @voyascapemedia. Want to explore LA like a literary detective? Visit the places from Connelly’s books, and let us know about your experience on social media. Subscribe for more travel stories and tips from Travel in 10 and check out all of our travel podcast from around the world at Voyascape.com.
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In this episode, Tim and David dive into the sprawling metropolis of Los Angeles, unpacking its unique blend of cities within a city. From glitzy Hollywood to charming local hotspots, the hosts share personal stories and insider tips on the best hotels, must-see landmarks, and iconic experiences.
K…In this episode, Tim and David dive into the sprawling metropolis of Los Angeles, unpacking its unique blend of cities within a city. From glitzy Hollywood to charming local hotspots, the hosts share personal stories and insider tips on the best hotels, must-see landmarks, and iconic experiences.
Key Highlights:
• Hotels: David shares his top hotel picks for an authentic LA experience, including the Sixty Beverly Hills, the W Hollywood, and the Roosevelt Hollywood. Tim highlights his love for the Sunset Strip and discusses staying at the famous Sunset Tower Hotel, with anecdotes like John Wayne’s quirky stay there.
• Offbeat Accommodations: Tim gives a special shoutout to The Garland, a hidden gem in the San Fernando Valley with a vintage Hollywood vibe.
• What to Do in LA:
• David suggests visiting Universal Studios Hollywood, a theme park and working movie studio.
• Tim shares his passion for studio tours, discussing Warner Brothers, Paramount, and Sony studio tours.
• Music Lovers: David recommends Amoeba Music, one of the best music stores in LA.
• Food Recommendations:
• Celebrity hotspots like Koi and The Ivy in West Hollywood.
• Exploring farmers markets like the LA Farmers Market and Grand Central Market in downtown LA for a diverse culinary experience.
• Tim shares his love for Musso and Frank, a classic Hollywood restaurant steeped in history.
• Bonus Tip: Studio tapings are a must for any LA trip! From Jimmy Kimmel Live to The Price is Right, the hosts discuss how you can land tickets for some of your favorite shows.
Travel Tips:
• Take the back-country hike to the Hollywood sign for the best view and photo opportunities.
• Visit the Griffith Observatory for breathtaking nighttime views of the city.
Upcoming:
Stay tuned for a bonus episode where Tim and David will explore LA’s crime fiction scene, highlighting Michael Connelly’s work and the real-life locations behind the stories.
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Imagine a road trip up the southern Californian coast stopping off at cool little beach towns along the way. But instead of doing it in a car, on the highway, getting stuck in traffic, with nothing to do or see … you surf it instead.
The Pacific Surfliner train travels 351 miles from San Diego to S…Imagine a road trip up the southern Californian coast stopping off at cool little beach towns along the way. But instead of doing it in a car, on the highway, getting stuck in traffic, with nothing to do or see … you surf it instead.
The Pacific Surfliner train travels 351 miles from San Diego to San Luis Obispo, through Los Angeles, Ventura, Santa Barbara and more … and for much of that journey you are literally hugging the coast so closely you can almost smell the ocean.
In today’s episode, recorded on location, host Aaron Millar, and producers Jason Paton and Ally Nisbet, head out on a long weekend ‘track trip’ down the So-Cal coast.
“This is one of my favorite trips of the year so far. A lot of the episodes we make are about proper adventures, and deep stories about culture and history. This was just pure fun. I love southern California, and hope this episode captures that spirit and special vibe of the west coast. Kerouac had it wrong, the open tack beats the open road any day for me … especially when there’s surfing at the end of the line.” - Aaron
Highlights include:
· Kayaking with sea lions in Santa Barbara
· Spotting dolphins in Channel Islands National Park, off the coast of Ventura
· Catching waves with pro-surfer John Daniels in Oceanside
· Riding one of the most beautiful stretches of the Pacific Surfliner: gorgeous headlands, mist covered mountains, and ocean waves crashing on the shore
Thanks to Pacific Surfliner for helping to make this trip possible. If you like what you hear and fancy taking the scenic route yourself, you can book your tickets at pacificsurfliner.com. Students under 25 get a 15% discount
Thanks also to santabarbaraca.com, visitventuraca.com, visitoceanside.org, Andre from Cal Coast Adventures, all the crew at Island Packers, Jim Kempton from the California Surf Museum, and John Daniels from Learn to Rip Surf Lessons
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This episode was produced by Armchair Productions, the audio experts for the travel industry. Brian Thacker did our pre-production, Jason Paton and Ally Nisbet did the field recording and audio production, Aaron Millar wrote and presented it.more
Today, we delve into the fascinating world of hitchhiking, also known as thumbing. Our guest, Daniel from Los Angeles, California, has embraced the thumb life since 2013, embarking on over 10 epic long-distance hitchhiking journeys across North and South America, Africa, Europe, and Asia.
Tune in a…Today, we delve into the fascinating world of hitchhiking, also known as thumbing. Our guest, Daniel from Los Angeles, California, has embraced the thumb life since 2013, embarking on over 10 epic long-distance hitchhiking journeys across North and South America, Africa, Europe, and Asia.
Tune in as we explore his incredible adventures and gain insights into the unique experiences and challenges of hitchhiking around the globe.
Welcome to Episode 15 of BUT DID YOU DIE? WITH THE JET SISTERS, where we chat about our trip to Dallas to experience the most recent total solar eclipse, aggressively cute alpacas at the Fort Worth Stockyards, Texas Longhorns, the new highspeed train from Los Angeles to Las Vegas, and the highs an…Welcome to Episode 15 of BUT DID YOU DIE? WITH THE JET SISTERS, where we chat about our trip to Dallas to experience the most recent total solar eclipse, aggressively cute alpacas at the Fort Worth Stockyards, Texas Longhorns, the new highspeed train from Los Angeles to Las Vegas, and the highs and lows of the home-buying process.
1:00 Rachel is a liar (sort of)
1:05 Did the eclipse live up to the hype?
2:20 Angie talks the path to getting a book deal and speaking at WITS Creator Summit in Utah
3:20 Angie naturally finds the rock specimens and dinosaur bones at the fiesta
4:00 The home buying process is going real bad (but kinda good)
7:15 Don't look at the sun
7:45 Mark your calendars for Aug. 12, 2045
8:30 We're going to Stockholm Sweden for the Eras Tour!
11:00 Travel news of the week: High speed train from LA to Las Vegas
13:05 Destination of the Week: Dallas, Fort Worth and Denton, Texas
17:25 Is taxidermy cute?
24:45 The end of the world: they ran out of BBQ in Dallas
26:00 Come see Angie on book tour in Woodstock, Ga., Fayetteville, Ga., and Franklin, TN.
26:30 Tune into The College Tour on Amazon Prime
27:24 Unhinged sign offs
High speed rail from LA to Las Vegas: https://apnews.com/article/high-speed-train-vegas-los-angeles-brightline-595913ff2fa3d9001fb89bfab4e6c4d2
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Murals in Denton, Tx: https://angieaway.com/2018/07/07/the-ultimate-mural-guide-to-denton-texas/
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This week's episode will walk you through a 7-day road trip through Southern California, including Los Angeles (kind of), Carlsbad and LEGOLAND California, La Jolla, San Diego, and Palm Springs.
Sand Diego is one of the most kid-friendly destinations in the United States with the world-famous San D…This week's episode will walk you through a 7-day road trip through Southern California, including Los Angeles (kind of), Carlsbad and LEGOLAND California, La Jolla, San Diego, and Palm Springs.
Sand Diego is one of the most kid-friendly destinations in the United States with the world-famous San Diego Zoo, countless museums, theme parks, beaches, and more.
See the sea lions in their natural habitat at La Jolla Cove. Go hiking and see the beautiful Southern California coastline. Have a day all about the kids at LEGOLAND California, and stay at the Castle Hotel in LEGOLAND for some immersive fun.
Finally, road trip out to the desert and see Palm Springs. Do some hiking in Joshua Tree or locally in Palm Springs. Ride the aerial tram, go to the zoo, or just swim, shop, and eat ice cream!
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Welcome to our journey through the awe-inspiring landscapes of America's national parks! Today is part one of a two-part series about Southern California's desert playground, where we explore the magical and rugged terrain of Joshua Tree National Park.
Located about 130 miles east of Los Angeles, Jo…Welcome to our journey through the awe-inspiring landscapes of America's national parks! Today is part one of a two-part series about Southern California's desert playground, where we explore the magical and rugged terrain of Joshua Tree National Park.
Located about 130 miles east of Los Angeles, Joshua Tree National Park is a world of its own. With over three million visitors annually, it's a favorite spring break destination, though the park reveals its unique charm throughout the year.
In this episode, we give an overview of the park's most popular hiking trails and share our experiences hiking some of our favorites. We also provide a "lay of the land," including information about campgrounds, visitor centers, and a little vegetation education thrown in for good measure.
And for those who want to wander outside the park boundaries, we recommend a couple of unique local attractions and places to eat and drink once the sun slips over the park's peaks. All this and a history story or two make this a must-listen episode for anyone planning a trip to the park.
Next week, in part two, we'll move south of the park and talk about the diverse areas throughout the greater Palm Springs region, where you'll find some of the best hiking trails in southern California.
Links to some of the things we discussed in this episode:
· Joshua Tree NP’s bird list
· The Copper Room at Yucca Valley Airport
· Visit Pioneertown
· Pappy and Harriet’s in Pioneertown
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When you first think of LA, the glitz and glamor of Hollywood and sun kissed beaches might be what brings you to this iconic city. But, the diverse terrain and great weather makes the LA area a hikers paradise. Justin Rimon, Founder of JUST TREK, an LA based hiking group talks about the organization…When you first think of LA, the glitz and glamor of Hollywood and sun kissed beaches might be what brings you to this iconic city. But, the diverse terrain and great weather makes the LA area a hikers paradise. Justin Rimon, Founder of JUST TREK, an LA based hiking group talks about the organization's humble beginnings, the importance and need for community, and what you can expect to enjoy from exploring the incredible trails in Los Angeles, California.
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