Arguably one of the most famous landmarks in southern California, few can say why Sunset Boulevard is so well-known. It’s located in central and western L.A. County, stretching from the Pacific Coast Highway to Figueroa Street in downtown. At 22 miles long, it’s a lovely and relatively short trip, but takes drivers through notorious…
Category Archives: Day Trip
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A History of Sunset Boulevard
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Can You Visit the Hollywood Sign?
Everyone wants to see the Hollywood sign, but can you actually visit it? The simple answer is no, but there are some key spots to take the best photos. Originally funded by a newspaper publisher, Harry Chandler, the first sign said “Hollywoodland” in 1923. Perched on Mount Lee, it fell into disrepair a few…
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Whale Watching Season Begins!
Newport Beach whale watching season begins January 1 with a special $16 entry. The gray whale begins the longest major migration of all marine mammals this season, with several thousand whales migrating along Newport Beach. Returning from the Baja California lagoon through April, it’s common to see at least five whales on an average…
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It’s a Ghost Town!
The Calico Ghost Town is a short drive from your Anaheim hotel, located at 36600 Ghost Town Road in Yermo. The venue is open every day, except Christmas, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Visitors can make camping reservations by calling 800-TO-CALICO, or simply stop at the Wild West mining town. A tourist favorite for…
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Black Star Canyon
Don’t think all the stars in the L.A. area are in Hollywood! At Black Star Canyon, you can get away from the bustle of the city without having to travel far. This remote canyon in the Santa Ana Mountain Range is a watershed and popular spot for mountain bikers, hikers and star gazers. The…
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