Life on Paws and Wheels

I explored Tio’s Tacos in Riverside, California — a vibrant explosion of folk art , recycled sculptures , handmade shrines , towering figures, mosaics, and color in every direction. Created by artist and restaurateur Martin Sanchez , this isn’t just a place to grab a bite — it’s an immersive outdoor art environment built from thousands of reclaimed objects and decades of imaginative dedication. 🌈✨ Every corner feels alive. There are bottle walls gleaming in the sun, giant skeletal figures towering overhead, whimsical creatures peeking from mosaics, doll parts arranged into surreal patterns, and layer upon layer of found-object installations. It’s a joyful, chaotic, creative universe — a living museum of recycled art that invites you to wander, linger, and keep discovering. 🎥 Watch the Video Follow me through colorful pathways and art-filled courtyards as we explore this one-of-a-kind cultural landmark and highlight the details that make Tio’s Tacos unforgettable. 👀 In This Vide...

Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and I visited the First Washington Navel Orange Tree in Riverside, California — one of the most historically important trees in the entire state. Planted in the 1870s , this single tree became the spark that ignited Southern California’s booming citrus industry, transforming the region’s economy, agriculture, and identity for generations. 🌞🍊 Today, the original parent navel tree still stands — alive, protected, and lovingly preserved behind fencing. Seeing it in person is surprisingly powerful. Something so modest played a monumental role in shaping an entire era of California history. The landscaped setting and nearby historic markers add a quiet, reflective atmosphere to the site. 🎥 Watch the Video Join Simba and me as we step into this small but mighty chapter of California’s past, capturing the tree, its historic enclosure, and the surrounding heritage area. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - Footage of the First Washington Navel Orange Tree and its ...

Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and I stopped by the legendary Cabazon Dinosaurs in Cabazon, California — one of the most iconic roadside attractions in the American West. These towering fiberglass giants have been greeting travelers along I-10 since the 1960s, their massive T. rex and friendly brontosaurus silhouettes standing proudly against the desert sky. 🌞🦕 Vibrant, quirky, and full of classic roadside charm, the Cabazon Dinosaurs are pure nostalgia. Whether you remember them from Pee-wee’s Big Adventure , grew up spotting them on desert road trips, or simply love oversized sculptures with personality, this stop delivers instant joy. 🎥 Watch the Video Join Simba and me as we wander beneath these Jurassic giants, capture their amazing details, and soak in the retro magic of one of California’s most beloved roadside landmarks. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - Shots of the massive T. rex and brontosaurus figures towering above the desert - Close-ups of textured fiberglass, colorf...

Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and I set out into the quiet hills above Hemet, California to explore one of the region’s most intriguing archeological mysteries — the Hemet Maze Stone . This ancient petroglyph, carved into a granite boulder, features a striking geometric maze-like design that has puzzled researchers for decades. Its origins? Unknown. Its purpose? Still debated. Its presence? Absolutely mesmerizing. 🌄✨ Unlike most known local Native American rock art, the Hemet Maze Stone doesn’t fit into the typical styles or motifs of the area. This difference only deepens the mystery and fuels generations of speculation. Standing before it, you can’t help but feel the weight of history — and the questions that still surround it. 🎥 Watch the Video Join Simba and me as we hike to this protected archeological site, take in its intricate carving from the overlook, and explore the rugged landscape that surrounds this centuries-old enigma. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - Footage of the He...

Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and I made the long, rugged drive deep into Death Valley National Park to visit Barker Ranch — the remote desert hideout where the Charles Manson family lived during their final months of freedom in 1969. The road into Panamint Valley feels harsh, isolated, and ancient, with miles of dusty washboard tracks cutting through a landscape that seems untouched by time. That isolation is part of what makes Barker Ranch such a heavy, sobering place — a location where history lingers in the silence. Today, the ranch is little more than a ruin, quietly succumbing to the desert. After a 2009 fire, only the stone walls and fragments of the structure remain, but they still stand as a stark, unembellished reminder of the events tied to this location. 🎥 Watch the Video Ride along with us as we follow the winding dirt roads, capture the desolate desert scenery, and document what’s left of this historical site hidden in the Panamint Mountains. 👀 In This Video You’ll ...

Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and I cruised through the surreal landscape of the Trona Pinnacles — one of California’s most otherworldly and cinematic desert destinations. Rising from the Searles Dry Lake basin, these towering tufa formations stand like a stone forest scattered across the Mojave, creating a rugged, alien landscape that has appeared in countless sci-fi films, commercials, and space-themed scenes. 🚀🌄 This visit was all about soaking in the views from the road. Even without hiking, the Pinnacles offer an unforgettable experience — their jagged shapes, vast open desert backdrop, and quiet ancient atmosphere make every glance feel like a glimpse into another world. 🎥 Watch the Video Join Simba and me for a relaxing ride-along as we capture scenic drive-through footage, dramatic spires, and sweeping views from the car window. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - Drive-through footage of the towering tufa formations - Sweeping views across the Searles Dry Lake basin - Close...

Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and I made a quick desert detour to Fish Rocks outside Trona, California — a surreal little roadside landmark where massive boulders have been painted into toothy white fish staring out over the Mojave. These simple, bold designs date back to around the 1940s , lovingly maintained over the decades by locals who kept the tradition alive. The result is a beloved bit of desert graffiti history perched right beside the highway. 🌵🐟 It’s weird. It’s charming. It’s wonderfully random. And it’s exactly the type of roadside oddity that makes California desert road trips unforgettable. 🎥 Watch the Video Join Simba and me as we wander around the rocks, take in the strange and smiling “fish,” and enjoy this quirky little stop tucked between Trona and the Trona Pinnacles. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - Stark white fish faces painted onto rugged desert boulders - Close-up views of the eyes, teeth, and hand-painted details - POV walk-arounds showing how close Fish...

I explored Silver City Ghost Town in Bodfish, California — an atmospheric collection of authentic 19th-century buildings preserved from mining settlements across the Kern River Valley. This isn’t a fabricated movie set or roadside replica; it’s a genuine slice of Old West history, carefully relocated and protected so these frontier-era structures wouldn’t be lost to time. 🌵🕰️ Walking through Silver City feels like stepping straight into a dusty chapter of a frontier storybook. Weathered wooden storefronts, rustic cabins, antique mining relics, creaking porches, and hand-forged details all come together to create a place that feels alive with history. Every corner whispers a tale from California’s gold-rush days. 🎥 Watch the Video Come wander with me through the preserved streets of Silver City — a place where the Old West lingers in every board, beam, and rusted nail. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - Shots of the preserved cabins , storefronts , and frontier-style streets - Clo...

Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and I made our way into the rugged beauty of the Kern River canyon to explore Remington Hot Springs — a beloved soaking spot in Bodfish, California where natural geothermal water flows into a series of hand-built pools right beside the rushing river. Surrounded by steep canyon walls, flowing water, and a peaceful desert-mountain atmosphere, this place feels like a hidden oasis shaped by both nature and community creativity . ♨️🌞 The springs are famous for their warm, mineral-rich water, stonework tubs, colorful tile mosaics, and the tranquil scenery that wraps around every bend of the canyon. Whether you come for the soak, the views, or the adventure of getting there, Remington Hot Springs delivers an unforgettable experience. 🎥 Watch the Video Join Simba and me as we wander down the trail, take in the scenery, admire the hand-built pools, and enjoy the relaxing vibe of this riverside hot spring paradise. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - Scenic shots o...

Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and I explored Jack O’Landia , a wonderfully strange and wildly creative roadside spot tucked into the open sands of Lucerne Valley, California . Built over the years by local artist Jack Roberts , this desert outpost is a patchwork of western facades, colorful props, teepees, sculptures, and reclaimed materials — all arranged into a one-of-a-kind desert installation bursting with personality. 🌞🌵 It feels like stepping straight into an artist’s imagination. Part frontier town, part sculpture garden, part Route 66–style oddity, Jack O’Landia blends weathered wood, painted signs, and handmade structures into a desert landscape that’s equal parts whimsical and nostalgic. 🎥 Watch the Video Come wander with Simba and me as we explore this DIY dreamscape, admire Jack Roberts’ craftsmanship, and soak in the offbeat charm of this high-desert creation. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - Shots of the eclectic buildings, western facades, and creative handmade structu...

Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and I wandered into a forgotten slice of roadside nostalgia — the abandoned Dinosaur Mini Golf Ruins in Apple Valley, California. Once a quirky, prehistoric-themed mini golf course filled with giant dinos and colorful fairways, it now sits quietly as the desert slowly reclaims every inch. 🦖🌵 There’s something strangely enchanting here: towering dinosaur statues weathered by time, cracked sculptures collapsing into the sand, faded signage hinting at its playful past, and an atmosphere that feels half–roadside relic, half–prehistoric ghost town. It’s unusual, eerie, and full of charm for those who love forgotten Americana. 🎥 Watch the Video Join Simba and me as we wander through this abandoned attraction, capturing what remains of its Jurassic flair and exploring the shadows of a once-beloved desert mini golf park. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - Shots of the remaining dinosaur figures and ruined mini golf structures - Up-close details of cracked sculp...

Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and I wandered into the shimmering, wind-chimed wonderland of Elmer Long’s Bottle Tree Ranch in Oro Grande, California — a legendary Route 66 art installation where thousands of glass bottles glow in the desert sun and sing softly in the breeze. 🌬️✨ Created by the late Elmer Long, this quirky forest of colors, clinks, and handcrafted imagination stands as one of the Mojave Desert’s most beloved roadside attractions. Every bottle tree, every welded relic, every offbeat sculpture feels like a chapter in a story told by someone who saw beauty in the discarded and magic in the mundane. Walking through the ranch feels like stepping inside a dream made of glass, sunlight, and nostalgia. 🎥 Watch the Video Join Simba and me as we explore the maze-like paths, listen to the desert wind playing the bottles, and uncover the artistry and legacy behind this unforgettable Route 66 gem. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - Sweeping shots of sparkling bottle trees glowing...

Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and I ventured into the cinematic desert winds of Hi Vista, California — just outside Lancaster — to explore one of the most instantly recognizable filming locations in modern movie history: the Sanctuary Adventist Church , better known as the “Kill Bill Church.” 🌵🎬 This small, sunbaked chapel sits alone in the wide-open Mojave landscape, its simple white facade framed by endless sand and silence. Stepping onto the grounds feels like walking straight into a movie frame — a place where fiction, dust, and desert light collide. Fans of Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill Vol. 1 will instantly recognize it from the film’s dramatic wedding chapel sequences. 🎥 Watch the Video Tag along with Simba and me as we capture the stark beauty of this filming location, explore its quiet surroundings, and soak in the surreal feeling of standing in a spot etched into cinematic history. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - Wide shots of the church exterior set against its stark d...

Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and I visited the enigmatic Buttonwillow Bivouac in Buttonwillow, California — an unusual and little-known historical landmark wrapped in mystery, roadside charm, and decades of local lore. This curious location, part of the Kcymaerxthaere project, once linked to an old gas station and a self-described “bivouac” or temporary camp for travelers, has accumulated layers of folklore and intrigue that make it stand out from typical roadside stops. 🏚️✨ With its rustic structures, faded signage, and quiet desert surroundings, the Buttonwillow Bivouac feels like stepping into a forgotten pocket of California history — part relic, part riddle, and entirely fascinating. 🎥 Watch the Video Join Simba and me as we wander through the site, take in its unusual details, and reflect on the mysterious origins and stories behind this offbeat landmark. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - Exterior shots of the Buttonwillow Bivouac and its rustic structures - Close-ups of old ...

Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and I stopped by one of Bakersfield’s most iconic roadside attractions — The Big Shoe Shoe Repair ! This giant boot-shaped building has been turning heads since the 1940s, and while it still operates as a real shoe repair shop, it also stands proudly as a beloved piece of vintage Americana and quirky architectural charm. 👟✨ If you love unusual buildings, nostalgic roadside stops, or classic California oddities, this giant shoe is an absolute must-see. 🎥 Watch the Video Join us as we explore the outside of this massive boot, admire its unique design, and enjoy another fun and unexpected stop on our travels through California. 📸 Highlights in This Video - Exterior views of the giant boot-shaped building - Close-up details of its historic architecture and quirky design - A fun roadside stop with Simba checking out Bakersfield’s famous landmark 🐾 - Classic California roadside charm with plenty of photo and video moments 🌄 Why The Big Shoe Shoe Repa...

Join Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and me as we explore Salt Creek Falls in the rugged and beautiful Milk Ranch–Case Mountain area of Three Rivers, California ! This lesser-known waterfall hike offers a perfect mix of lush forest scenery, rocky terrain, flowing creek crossings, and a peaceful reward at the falls themselves. 🌲💧 Tucked into the foothills just outside Sequoia National Park , the Salt Creek Falls Trail blends open vistas with shaded paths, giving hikers a little bit of everything. With plenty of photos and trail footage, this video captures the natural beauty that makes this spot such a hidden gem for nature lovers and explorers. 🎥 Watch the Video Hike with us as we trek through forested pathways, follow the creek upstream, and enjoy the refreshing spray of Salt Creek Falls at the end of the trail. 📸 Highlights in This Video - Hiking the scenic Salt Creek Falls Trail - Beautiful forest and creekside views along the way - Approaching Salt Creek Falls and enjoying t...

Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and I spent an unforgettable day exploring Sequoia National Park — home to some of the largest and oldest trees on Earth . This video features a beautiful collection of still photos from multiple stops throughout the park, mixed with scenic drive-by footage captured while winding through the towering sequoia forests. 🌄🌲 From peaceful groves filled with ancient giants to dramatic mountain roads weaving through the Sierra Nevada, Sequoia National Park delivers awe-inspiring views at every turn. The sheer size of the trees, the rugged landscapes, and the quiet majesty of the forest make this park feel like stepping into another world. 🎥 Watch the Video Join Simba and me as we explore the trails, viewpoints, and scenic highways that reveal the magic and scale of California’s legendary giant sequoias. 📸 What’s in the Video - Photos from several scenic stops throughout Sequoia National Park - Driving footage through majestic giant sequoia forests - Moun...

I visited the legendary General Grant Tree in Kings Canyon National Park — one of the most iconic giant sequoias on Earth and a true natural wonder of the Sierra Nevada. Standing at 267 feet tall and estimated to be over 1,600 years old , the General Grant Tree is the second-largest tree on the planet by volume. It’s also officially recognized as America’s National Christmas Tree , a title it’s held since 1926. 🌲✨ Walking up to this enormous sequoia is nothing short of awe-inspiring. Its massive base, fire-scarred bark, and towering crown tell the story of centuries of survival and resilience. Surrounded by the peaceful beauty of Grant Grove, the General Grant Tree is a must-see stop for anyone exploring the Sierra or seeking the magic of California’s old-growth forests. 🎥 Watch the Video Join me as I wander the pathways of Grant Grove, admire the scale of this ancient giant, and take in the quiet majesty of the surrounding forest. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - The massive tr...

I visited The Big Stump , also known as The Mark Twain Stump , in Kings Canyon National Park — one of the most striking and emotional reminders of the early logging era in the Sierra Nevada. This enormous giant sequoia stump is all that remains of a once-massive tree felled in 1891 , cut down so a cross-section could be displayed at world fairs and museums. 🌲🪵 Standing beside it feels surreal. The size. The rings. The history etched into every inch. It’s a powerful glimpse into what California’s old-growth sequoia forests once looked like before widespread logging changed them forever. Today, the Big Stump stands as an outdoor history exhibit — and a sobering symbol of the conservation efforts that rose in response. 🎥 Watch the Video Walk with me through Big Stump Basin as I explore the remains of this legendary sequoia, take in the surrounding forest, and reflect on the impact of logging and the importance of protection. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - The massive Mark Twain Stu...

Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and I visited Buck Rock Lookout in Sequoia National Park — a historic fire lookout perched dramatically at 8,502 feet on top of a massive granite dome. Reached by climbing a famous wooden-and-steel staircase bolted directly into the rock, this lookout delivers some of the most breathtaking mountain views in the entire Sierra Nevada. 🌄✨ Used for more than a century to spot wildfires, Buck Rock remains one of California’s most iconic fire lookouts — and the journey to reach it is just as unforgettable as the view from the top. 🎥 Watch the Video Come along as we approach the granite dome, climb the exposed stairway, and soak in the sweeping scenery from one of Sequoia’s most dramatic high-elevation landmarks. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - The climb up the wooden and steel stairway leading to the lookout - Stunning 360° mountain views stretching across the Sierra Nevada - The rugged beauty of Sequoia National Park - Dramatic granite formations and hi...

I visited the General Sherman Tree in Sequoia National Park — the largest tree on Earth by volume and one of the world’s most iconic natural wonders. Standing an incredible 275 feet tall with a 36-foot diameter , this ancient giant sequoia is estimated to be over 2,000 years old . Being in its presence is absolutely awe-inspiring. 🌲✨ The walk down to the tree is beautiful in itself, passing through the towering sequoia grove, interpretive signs, and forest views that help set the scene for meeting this legendary giant. Up close, the sheer size of the trunk, the texture of its bark, and its age-old presence make it one of the most unforgettable sights in any national park. 🎥 Watch the Video Come along as I follow the trail into the Giant Forest, stand beneath the massive trunk, and capture the scale and beauty of the General Sherman Tree from multiple viewpoints. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - The General Sherman Tree up close, showcasing its enormous trunk and incredible heigh...

I visited Tharp’s Log in Sequoia National Park — one of the most unique and fascinating historic sites in the entire national park system. This extraordinary place was once the summer home of Hale Tharp , the first non-Indigenous settler to explore the Giant Forest. In the 1860s, Tharp transformed a fallen, hollowed-out giant sequoia into a fully functional cabin! 🌲🏡✨ Stepping inside feels like entering a living piece of history. You can still see Tharp’s original furnishings — a bed platform, small table, storage areas, and the simple setup he used while spending summers among some of the largest trees on Earth. The blend of pioneer resourcefulness and natural wonder makes Tharp’s Log a site unlike anything else in the Sierra Nevada. 🎥 Watch the Video Follow along as I explore the trails leading to the cabin, walk through the Giant Forest, and step inside this remarkable sequoia-turned-home. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - The exterior of the massive fallen giant sequoia that ...

I visited the iconic Moro Rock in Sequoia National Park, California — one of the park’s most breathtaking viewpoints and an absolute must-see for anyone exploring the Sierra Nevada. This massive granite dome towers above the forest, and the climb to the top is truly unforgettable! 🧗‍♂️✨ The trail follows a dramatic stairway carved directly into the granite, guiding you along narrow ridges, sharp switchbacks, and exposed viewpoints with sweeping panoramas in every direction. From the summit, you're rewarded with stunning views of the Great Western Divide , deep canyons, and endless mountain ranges stretching across the horizon. 🎥 Watch the Video Come along as I climb the stairway, explore the rugged granite formations, and take in some of the most dramatic scenery Sequoia National Park has to offer. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - The granite stairway leading up the side of Moro Rock - Views overlooking the vast landscapes of Sequoia National Park - Dramatic ridgelines and r...

I spent the day exploring the incredible Forestiere Underground Gardens in Fresno, California — a breathtaking, hand-carved subterranean world built entirely by one man: Baldassare Forestiere . Inspired by ancient Roman architecture, Forestiere spent 40 years (starting in 1906) carving courtyards, tunnels, stone-lined rooms, skylights, and even fruit-bearing trees into the hardpan beneath Fresno. No machines. No blueprints. Just vision, patience, and sheer determination. 🌿🔆 Wandering through this underground oasis feels like stepping into a dream — cool air, soft light filtering through skylights, citrus trees thriving below ground, and elegant passages shaped by hand. It's one of California’s most fascinating and unexpected hidden gems. 🎥 Watch the Video Follow along as I explore the winding tunnels, sunlit openings, and peaceful courtyards that make this underground creation so magical. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - Underground passageways carved completely from hardpan...

Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and I made a fun stop in Kingsburg, California to check out the Historic Kingsburg Jail — a tiny but fascinating relic from the early 1900s! Built in 1925 , this small brick jail once held local troublemakers, traveling drunks, and anyone who caused a bit too much chaos in Kingsburg’s charming, Swedish-themed community. 🇸🇪✨ Though long retired from its law-enforcement days, the jail has been preserved as a quirky piece of local history — and it’s a perfect roadside curiosity for travelers exploring California’s Central Valley. 🎥 Watch the Video Come along as Simba and I take a walk around this tiny brick jail, admire its Old West character, and enjoy a peaceful stop in Kingsburg’s historic district. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - Exterior views of the Historic Kingsburg Jail - Close-ups of its barred windows, metal door, signage, and original brickwork - A walk-around tour of the charming area surrounding the jail - Another fun roadside curiosity ...

Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and I made a fun stop at the Kaweah Post Office in Three Rivers, California — one of the smallest and most charming historic post offices you’ll find anywhere! Tucked into the foothills near Sequoia National Park , this tiny structure is a relic of the Kaweah Cooperative Colony , a short-lived utopian community from the late 1800s. 🌲🏔️ Today, the post office stands as a quirky reminder of California’s experimental past, offering visitors a delightful roadside snapshot of frontier life, community ambition, and small-town charm. It’s the kind of place that makes you smile the moment you see it. 🎥 Watch the Video Join Simba and me as we explore this miniature historic landmark, take in its unique features, and enjoy the scenic surroundings of Three Rivers. 👀 In This Video - Exterior shots of the historic Kaweah Post Office - Close-ups of its unique features, wooden structure, and old-fashioned signage - Scenic views from the surrounding Three Rivers ...

Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and I made a peaceful stop in Merced, California to visit the George Hicks Fancher Monument — a unique and historically meaningful landmark dedicated to one of the region’s early orchard pioneers. This beautifully crafted stone monument celebrates Fancher’s vision and lasting impact on the agricultural roots that helped shape Merced and the surrounding Central Valley. 🌞🌳 Set amid open space and quiet scenery, the monument offers a calm and reflective place to appreciate local history. It’s the kind of stop that feels simple yet significant — perfect for travelers who enjoy uncovering California’s lesser-known stories. 🎥 Watch the Video Come along with Simba and me as we explore the monument from all sides, take in its engraved details, and enjoy the peaceful surroundings that make this a worthwhile roadside stop. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - The full George Hicks Fancher Monument from multiple angles - Close-up details of the engraved plaque honor...

Join Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and me as we soak in the breathtaking beauty of Yosemite National Park in California — one of the most iconic and awe-inspiring landscapes in the world. This video is a peaceful compilation of still photos and drive-by footage captured throughout the park, highlighting Yosemite’s towering granite cliffs, forested valleys, rushing rivers, waterfalls, and winding mountain roads. 🚗✨ Every turn reveals something spectacular, whether it’s sunlight hitting the granite walls, mist drifting across the valley, or a forest scene that feels right out of a postcard. Yosemite truly delivers grand views and quiet magic in equal measure. 🎥 Watch the Video Come along for a scenic ride as we explore the park’s highways, pull-off viewpoints, and calm forest stretches — all while capturing the natural beauty that makes Yosemite unforgettable. 👀 What’s Included - Scenic drive-through footage along Yosemite’s mountain roads - Still photos from various stops through...

Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and I visited the beautiful Mirror Lake in Yosemite National Park — one of the valley’s most peaceful, scenic, and photo-worthy destinations! Since dogs are only allowed on the paved portion of the trail , we followed the dog-friendly path that leads right to the lake and enjoyed the incredible views at the water’s edge. 🐾🌿 Mirror Lake is famous for its calm waters, serene reflections of Half Dome , and the dramatic granite canyon walls that surround it. Even without completing the full loop, this gentle stroll is relaxing, easy, and overflowing with Yosemite beauty. We captured tons of photos and video moments, and Simba loved every step of the shaded forest walk. 📸✨ 🎥 Watch the Video Join us as we follow the paved trail to the lake, take in the jaw-dropping scenery, and soak up the peaceful vibes at one of Yosemite’s most beloved spots. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - The paved, dog-friendly trail leading to Mirror Lake - Beautiful views of Half Do...

Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and I visited the breathtaking Yosemite Falls — one of the tallest waterfalls in North America and an absolute must-see landmark in Yosemite National Park. This towering, three-tiered cascade plunges a dramatic 2,425 feet from the top of Upper Yosemite Fall all the way down to the base of Lower Yosemite Fall, creating some of the most awe-inspiring scenery in the entire valley. 🌄💦 We explored multiple viewpoints throughout Yosemite Valley, taking in the thunderous sound, swirling mist, and powerful presence of this world-famous waterfall. From forested trails to open valley views, Yosemite Falls delivers nonstop beauty from every angle. 🎥 Watch the Video Join Simba and me as we walk the Lower Yosemite Falls trail, admire the roaring cascade, and capture the magic of one of Yosemite’s most unforgettable natural wonders. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - Lower Yosemite Falls up close, misty, and full of energy - Scenic views from Yosemite Valley looking...

Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and I visited Bridalveil Fall in Yosemite National Park — one of the park’s most iconic and instantly recognizable waterfalls. Plunging an incredible 620 feet into Yosemite Valley, this waterfall creates a dramatic display of rushing water, swirling mist, and echoing thunder that you can both hear and feel long before you reach the base. 🌫️🌄 We explored the trail leading toward the fall, took plenty of photos, and filmed the gorgeous views along the way. Even from afar, the mist drifts through the air like a soft veil — giving Bridalveil Fall its unforgettable name and magical presence. 🎥 Watch the Video Join Simba and me as we walk the short trail, capture misty moments beneath the waterfall, and admire the sweeping granite walls that frame this Yosemite classic. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - The beauty of Bridalveil Fall from multiple viewpoints throughout the valley - Scenic Yosemite Valley landscapes surrounding the waterfall - Walking the sh...

Simba the Adventure Pup 🐾 and I took a breathtaking drive through Inyo National Forest in California — a vast stretch of wilderness running along the Eastern Sierra and home to some of the most dramatic landscapes in the entire state. From rugged peaks to wide-open valleys and forests scented with pine and sagebrush, this region delivers endless scenery and peaceful moments around every curve of the mountain roads. 🌄🌲 As we explored, we stopped at multiple viewpoints, took plenty of still photos, filmed sweeping panoramas, and soaked in the wild beauty that makes Inyo such an unforgettable destination. Whether you’re road-tripping, hiking, or simply admiring the view, this forest never disappoints. 🎥 Watch the Video Join Simba and me as we travel through the mountains, pull over at scenic overlooks, and capture some of the most spectacular views the Eastern Sierra has to offer. 👀 In This Video You’ll See - Panoramic Eastern Sierra landscapes stretching across mountains and v...