No doubt you’ve passed by signs advertising Peggy Sue’s Diner when driving up I15 from Southern California to Las Vegas. Food is standard diner fare, but the dinosaurs in the back make it a great stop for kids! I recommend if you need a break from the road and kids need to burn energy on the way to Vegas. https://youtube.com/shorts/U6s2i8sIctA?si=yAkz0MomFZHvLszO

If you are planning on taking that trip to Burney Falls, make sure to read this article. You will need to purchase day passes now to visit. https://www.parks.ca.gov/NewsRelease/1509

Cold Spring Tavern is a historic stop in the mountains above Santa Barbara that began in the 1860s as a stagecoach relay station. Today, it keeps its Old West charm with rustic buildings, live music, and popular comfort foods like tri-tip sandwiches, offering a unique mix of history and scenic canyon views.https://youtube.com/shorts/42UEHakkK8s?si=6K5RzE6sxbzKDgn4

I'm located in Southern California and I would like suggestions for a variety of day trips that are either historical or nature a la Huell Howser. I do have the old Triple A maps that have all the places that Huell Howser did his shows at so I will probably start with that.

Perhaps some of most beautiful waterfalls in all of California, perhaps even the world! Located about an hour east of Redding, California, these magnificent falls are relatively easy to get to and the park has many activities like hiking and camping! https://youtube.com/shorts/-3Owg_p0LWY?si=t4sJc58OyvEHYVUG