Top Things to do In City of Los Angeles 2022

"So went with my buddy to try out cold stone ice cream.. heard from friends its a cool place to have ice cream since they mix flavors and toppings into one giant ice cream scoop.... had the salted caramel & Cream... and i must say it was too good.... with entertainer App its even better coz u get 1 free which my friend enjoyed it too.. will visit again."

"Joshua Tree National Park Joshua Tree National Park (English: Joshua Tree National Park) is located in southern California. It became a national historical memorial area in 1936. In 1994, the U.S. Congress passed the California Desert Protection Act (Public Law Section 103-433), and the national park was officially established. Joshua trees belong to the Liliaceae family, and are actually a very large yucca. The name Joshua Tree was taken by the Mormon pioneers. Because their branches stretched upward, they looked like a "pray tree" from a distance. The peak season for growth is from February to April."

"Love the Mojave! Open spacious and no one around. Have primitive camped here several times and it’s a great place to wander among the Joshua trees and watch the wildlife without the crowds that you find in a lot of other places."And so the Courier who had cheated death in the cemetery outside Goodsprings, cheated death once again, and the Mojave Wasteland was forever changed.""

"[Scenery] Relaxing scenic trail walking/trekking! This is a very easy adventure into the desert! The palm trees are beautiful and can be viewed up close. [Fun] You can explore the road for a while, or travel to the mountains to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the valley, and you can also have many opportunities to photograph wild flowers, depending on the time. highly recommended!"

"USA Tour | Super Stone! The mysteriously moving rock in Death Valley The Racetrack, located in a remote valley between the Cottonwood and Last Chance Ranges, is a lakebed known for its bizarrely moving large stone. It was also a lake 10,000 years ago, but as the climate changed, the lake evaporated and left at least 1,000 feet of beige mud. There is a bleacher at The Racetrack, where you can see directly the surface of the large naked Lu. It is spectacular! The mysteriously moving rock, located at elevation of 1127 m, can also see the moving large stone behind it left tread traces. The erosion forces the surrounding mountains of the large stone to roll to the surface of The Racetrack. Once the stones reach the beach floor, they move horizontally and leave traces as a record of their movement. Some of the moving stones are large and have already walked 1,500 feet. [Not simple] The mystery goes until a couple of scientists stumbled upon it: In a very few cases, the lake bed was covered with a thin layer of rain. Then it was frozen. When the ice melted, the wind blew away the rocks on the ice. Attraction Name: The Racetrack Attraction Location: Death Valley National Park, CA 92328Photo via ins"

"There is no water or trashcans at this site, which re-enforces the "pack it in, pack it out" admonition. Found one cigarette butt on the trail, otherwise there was not trash to be found at the site, so you know it wasn't a vet that dropped it. (Field stripping of cig butts. Rember that?) Found another butt and a tent stake at a covered shelter in the parking lot. Those went into my trash bag. It appears that this site is not for the casual day tripper. It was essentially free of trash and debris."

"A small town in the California desert called the Ghost City, where you can get a close-up experience of deserts and the desert's old gas stations, deserts, glaring sunlight and abandoned mailboxes, only the giant cactus stands, a waste."